> Markdown version of [/jobs/ext/577667-junior-web-developer](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/jobs/ext/577667-junior-web-developer). Every page supports `.md` or `Accept: text/markdown`. Links point to the HTML versions so they work for humans too. Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Junior Web Developer - **Company:** Acme Tools - **Location:** Grand Forks, ND, United States - **Experience:** Starter - **Contract:** Internship / Graduate position - **Skills:** HTML, JavaScript (Programming Language), Web Accessibility, Artificial Intelligence, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Code Review, Software Debugging, JQuery, Node.Js, Software Engineering, Web Performance Optimization, Server Side Scripting, Pixel Perfect, Backend, Figma, Front End Software Development - **Published:** June 12, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=9ce1a691ca33f9a1 ## About the Role Do you have experience in Web accessibility?, * Backend and frontend, both. This isn't a "pick one and specialize" role - you'll write server-side logic, styling, and JS customers actually see. Comfort moving between the two is essential. * A solid grasp of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You should be able to look at a page and reason about what's happening - not just style what someone hands you. * Foundational backend skills in JavaScript. Node.js or any server-side JS experience translates naturally to SFCC's server-side scripting model. You should be able to read backend code and explain what it does without running it. * A real eye for detail. We're a pixel-perfect shop most of the time. If a button is 2px off, you should feel it before anyone tells you. * Comfort using AI coding tools well - and the discipline to verify, test, and understand what they produce. * Awareness of (or genuine interest in learning) web performance, accessibility, and SEO basics. None of these are optional in e-commerce. * Clear communication. You can explain what you built, what's broken, and what you need help with, and you can take visual direction from designers while pushing back thoughtfully when something won't work. * A genuine interest in e-commerce and the systems behind it. Love-To-Haves: * A bachelor's in CS, software engineering, or a related field is great. So is a bootcamp, a strong portfolio, open-source contributions, or a non-traditional path that got you to the same place. Show us you can do the work. * Fresh graduates welcome. If you've shipped something - academic projects, internships, side projects, freelance gigs - we want to hear about it. * Not required. If you've worked with Salesforce Commerce Cloud before, awesome. If not, we'll get you up to speed - what matters is the fundamentals. ## Description * Spend most of your time on our Salesforce Commerce Cloud codebase powering acmetools.com - writing controllers, models, and scripts in server-side JavaScript, building the ISML templates, and the client-side JavaScript, jQuery, and SCSS. Developers will guide you through the codebase and our patterns. * Translate Figma mocks into pixel-perfect code, working directly with our web design team on landing pages, campaigns, and visual experiences. We hold ourselves to that bar most of the time - if it's in the mock, we ship it. * Use AI in the loop when it helps, read every line before it ships, and rework what doesn't fit our standards. * Work on the integrations that connect our codebase to third-party systems - payments, fulfillment, search, the whole connected commerce stack. * Participate in code reviews - giving thoughtful feedback and receiving it well. * Test and debug your own work before it goes anywhere near production. * Ask questions. 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