Supply Chain Systems Developer at Boot Barn
MO
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Jul 12, 2026
MO
Jul 20, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
This role centers on developing, maintaining, and improving warehouse and supply chain software systems — including a WMS, WCS, robotics systems, and third-party integrations. Day-to-day work spans application design and deployment, QA, and acting as the technical bridge between the WMS and broader enterprise systems. It suits a developer comfortable with both hands-on coding and cross-functional collaboration across distribution center operations.
Mid level · National · Full-time
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Why we read it this way (5)
The posting names no specific programming languages, frameworks, or databases — all technical requirements are expressed in terms of supply chain domain systems (WMS, WCS, ERP, Hai Robotics, 3PL scanning). Skills have been extracted at the system/domain level rather than as named tools.
SOC classification is Medium confidence: the role blends hands-on application development (15-1252) with significant systems-analysis and cross-functional integration work (15-1211). The title 'Developer' and explicit mention of designing, coding, and deploying applications tips the primary classification to Software Developers.
No work location is specified in the posting beyond Boot Barn's corporate context; the role appears to be on-site at a distribution center but no city or state is stated.
No experience floor, degree requirement, or compensation range is stated in the posting.
'System integration' is listed as a required skill because the role is explicitly described as the central integration point between WMS, ERP, WCS, and external providers — a core, gating responsibility rather than incidental context. 'QA' is similarly core, with the JD explicitly calling out conducting regular QA and documenting findings.
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