Senior Software Engineer, Back-End (Power Packs)
Collectors
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About the role
Role overview
As a Senior Software Engineer, Back-End (Power Packs), you’ll join the Power Packs engineering team building and operating the customer-facing Power Packs experience. You’ll design and implement the backend services, internal tools, and integrations that support the full pack lifecycle.
Responsibilities
- Participate across the full software development lifecycle (concept → production)
- Build backend (and occasional full-stack) plumbing to connect services, APIs, and product experiences end to end
- Collaborate with Product and partner engineering teams to convert business requirements into clean technical designs
- Troubleshoot data, integration, and service issues across a distributed codebase
- Contribute to technical documentation to improve maintainability and team velocity
- Raise the bar on system design, observability, and engineering best practices
- Leverage AI tooling (preference for Claude) to accelerate design/architecture/implementation while maintaining strong engineering judgment and code quality
Requirements
- 5+ years experience building backend or data-intensive systems in production
- 4+ years strong proficiency in Java and Spring Boot
- Strong fundamentals in databases and data modeling for both:
- Relational databases (e.g., PostgreSQL)
- NoSQL databases (e.g., DynamoDB)
- Experience building cloud applications on AWS and with serverless (e.g., AWS Lambda)
- Experience with containerization and orchestration (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes, ECS)
Nice-to-haves
- Experience integrating with adjacent collection/platform systems to expand support for new collectible types
- Strong cross-team collaboration and ownership of shared data foundations for flexible, scalable marketplace experiences
About Collectors
Collectors is a collectibles technology company that grades, authenticates, vaults, and sells collectible items at scale while digitizing the process. It serves collectors across multiple categories (e.g., trading cards, coins, comic books, and memorabilia) and operates well-known subsidiaries including PSA, PCGS, Beckett, and SGC.
Scraped 6/28/2026