Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 9, 2026. First seen by Alion on Oct 4, 2026. ID.me scores B on the Alion truth index.
Join ID.me, a leading digital identity verification platform, as a Software Development Engineer III on the Commerce & Loyalty team. You will be responsible for building and maintaining the Shop member experience using Next.js and React, integrating the frontend with backend services, optimizing performance, and collaborating with various teams to deliver features end to end. This role offers remote opportunities and a comprehensive benefits package.
Missions
- Construire et maintenir l'expérience membre de Shop en utilisant Next.js et React, en développant une interface utilisateur réactive, accessible et performante.
- Intégrer le frontend avec les services backend REST et GraphQL et les systèmes d'identité internes, et contribuer à un système de conception partagé.
- Pratiquer le développement axé sur l'IA en utilisant des outils d'IA dans l'implémentation, les tests et la révision, tout en vérifiant et en orientant leur sortie.
Profil recherché
- 4+ years building web applications, with strong frontend depth in React and Next.js- Proven ability to deliver features end to end, including automated test coverage, observability, monitoring, and documentation
- Proficiency with TypeScript and modern frontend tooling
- Ability to communicate technical tradeoffs clearly and work collaboratively
- AI-first development: fluent using AI coding tools (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot) as a core part of how you build, with the discipline to validate their output
- Experience building in a containerized, cloud-based, infrastructure-as-code ecosystem; exposure to GCP with Docker, Kubernetes, or Nomad
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience)
- Building and consuming REST or GraphQL APIs in production
- Performance optimization for high-traffic consumer web (Core Web Vitals, SSR/ISR, caching)
- Experience with design systems and component libraries
- Accessibility standards (WCAG) and building inclusive UIs
- E-commerce, marketplace, offers/affiliate, loyalty, or payments domains
- Backend familiarity for full-stack contribution
- Event-driven architectures and cloud-native patterns

