NetSuite Developer (SuiteScript & Celigo Integrations)

Hairball is a Certified NetSuite and Celigo Partner focused on automating and integrating business processes for NetSuite-driven eCommerce and product companies. We build connected operations using integration platforms and applied AI, designing how data, systems, and workflows work together so our clients can scale without losing control. As we grow, we’re looking for a NetSuite Developer who can design and build solutions that stand up to real operational complexity.

The NetSuite Developer builds the backbone of our client solutions. You are responsible for designing, developing, and delivering scalable NetSuite customizations and integrations that power real-world operations. You work closely with consultants, integration engineers, and client stakeholders to translate business requirements into clean, maintainable technical solutions. This is not a ticket-taking role — you are expected to think in systems, challenge weak designs, and build solutions that hold up under growth.

Design and develop NetSuite customizations using SuiteScript (2.x), Suitelets, RESTlets, and SuiteTalk.

Build and maintain integrations between NetSuite and eCommerce platforms, 3PLs, WMS, POS systems, and other external applications.

Develop and optimize Celigo integrator.io flows and custom integration components. Translate functional requirements into scalable technical architecture.

Support core ERP processes including Order-to-Cash, Procure-to-Pay, Inventory, and Financials.

Design and implement REST/SOAP-based integrations using JSON, XML, and related protocols.

Perform technical testing, troubleshooting, and performance optimization.

Document technical designs, integration mappings, and deployment procedures clearly and thoroughly.

Collaborate cross-functionally to ensure solutions align with business objectives and delivery standards. Ensure code quality, maintainability, and adherence to Hairball development best practices.

NetSuite Builder: 3+ years of hands-on NetSuite development experience, including SuiteScript 2.x, RESTlets, and web services. You understand how NetSuite works beyond surface configuration.

Integration-Oriented: Experience building integrations between NetSuite and external systems such as Shopify, Amazon, Salesforce, 3PLs, or other SaaS platforms.

Business-Aware Technologist: Strong understanding of ERP concepts including Order-to-Cash, Procure-to-Pay, inventory management, and financial workflows. You don’t just write code — you understand what the business is trying to accomplish.

Systems Thinker: You design for scale, data integrity, and long-term maintainability. Problem Solver: Comfortable working through ambiguity and turning incomplete requirements into working solutions.

Clear Communicator: Able to explain technical decisions to functional consultants and clients without hiding behind jargon.

Accountable: You own your deliverables and stand behind your work.

Experience with Celigo integrator.io (Level 3/4 certification is a plus). Strong JavaScript and SQL skills. Experience with SuiteCloud development framework. Familiarity with subscription billing, returns management, or complex fulfillment models. Experience working in consulting or client-facing environments. NetSuite certifications are a plus, but demonstrated delivery experience matters more.

Real Engineering Work: Complex NetSuite and integration challenges, not basic admin tasks.

Impact: Your work directly affects how companies operate, fulfill, account, and scale.

Senior Team: Work alongside experienced operators who understand both technology and business.

Remote Flexibility: Work remotely with a distributed, high-performance team.

Growth: Opportunity to grow into Senior Developer or Solutions Architect as Hairball expands.

Global (LATAM preferred). US Eastern Time Zone overlap required.

If you are a NetSuite developer who understands integrations, business processes, and how to build systems that hold up under real growth, we want to talk. Join Hairball and help build connected operations that actually work.

Originally posted on Himalayas