BigCommerce

HQ
Austin, TX, US
Total Offices: 6
1,300 Total Employees
294 Product + Tech Employees
Year Founded: 2009

Offices at BigCommerce

BigCommerce is headquartered in Austin, TX and has 6 office locations.

Hybrid Workplace

Employees engage in a combination of remote and on-site work.

Typical time on-site: Flexible

U.S. Office Locations

Global Office Locations

HQ
Austin, TX, US
Austin Office

Where it all began - our beautiful HQ is set amongst trees and nature in the beautiful hills of Austin. We’re just a few miles from the live music capital of Texas, and only minutes from the leisure and sporting fun of Lake Travis. HQ is home to our Sales, Support, Operations, G&A Support, Marketing

MX
Mexico - Remote
London, GB
London Office

1 St Katherine Way, London, United Kingdom, E1W 1UN

San Francisco, CA, US
San Francisco Office

Our San Fran office is at the heart of the financial district, close to a BART shop, and surrounded by delicious coffee shops, restaurants, and bars. Designed from the get-go to host Tech-Talks, we frequently bring in industry leaders to discuss the latest trends in commerce tech.

Sydney, NSW, AU
Sydney Office

130 Pitt ST, Sydney, NSW, Australia, 2000

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Cloud • Consumer Web • eCommerce • Information Technology • Software
As a Senior Infrastructure Engineer at BigCommerce, you'll collaborate with the Infrastructure Engineering team, focusing on software engineering and web operations. Your role involves applying software engineering principles, maintaining complex infrastructure, and using automation tools. You'll work with Golang, Python, Ruby, and Scala, driving issues to completion and fostering effective communication within a geographically diverse team.
Cloud • Consumer Web • eCommerce • Information Technology • Software
As a Senior Infrastructure Engineer, you'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and maintain scalable web architectures and manage complex infrastructure using automation tools. You'll apply software engineering and SRE principles while leveraging your skills in multiple programming languages and helping to bridge operations and software development.
Cloud • Consumer Web • eCommerce • Information Technology • Software
The Lead Technical Product Manager will focus on developer-facing products and collaborate with engineering teams and stakeholders to enhance developer experiences. Responsibilities include advocating for developers, defining business outcomes, leading teams, breaking down complex projects, and overseeing project deliverables.