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Adobe Commerce Developer for Hire
Hire Adobe Commerce developers who ship on day one
Your store should not wait while onboarding drags. Every dedicated Adobe Commerce developer Redefine places is platform-certified, sprint-ready, and embedded in your workflow from week one. No agency layers. No handoff delays. Direct access to the engineer doing the work.
10
days to first sprint review
8+ yrs
average developer experience
3
engagement models
Submit brief → call within 48 hours → scoped proposal in 3 days → Sprint 1 within 1 week of sign-off
Typical dedicated team
SR
Senior Adobe Commerce Developer
FE
Frontend Engineer (Hyvä / React)
QA
Quality Assurance Engineer
The old way
Slow ramp, unclear owners, lost weeks
Most teams have lived this. A developer joins through a vendor portal. Two weeks of non-disclosure agreement and access setup. Then the first sprint is documentation review. Your deadline moves before a single line of production code exists.
3 to 4 weeks before a developer writes production-grade code on your store
Account manager filters every question, you never reach the engineer directly
Code ownership ambiguous, proprietary modules lock you in after the contract ends
The Redefine way
Embedded by day 7, shipping by day 10
Your developer joins your Slack, your issue tracker, and your code repository in week one. Sprint one begins with production-grade tasks, not onboarding documentation. You own every line of code from the first pull request.
Day 7, fully embedded in your workflow
Day 10, first production pull request submitted for review
End of sprint, full code ownership transfers to you
Engagement model
Built around how your team actually works
Not every team needs the same kind of support. Tell us who you are and see exactly what you get.
Growth Brand
Sprint-based project team
You have a defined build, a custom checkout, a performance overhaul, a Hyvä migration. You need a team that scopes it precisely, ships on a fixed timeline, and exits clean when it is done.
- Fixed scope, fixed delivery date, no scope creep billing
- Lead developer and quality assurance paired for every sprint
- Full code and documentation handoff at project close
In Progress
Custom payment gateway integrationIn Review
Hyvä checkout component, step 2In Progress
Guest checkout session handlingIn Progress
Done this sprint
Cart rule engine refactorShipped
GraphQL cart mutation, v2 schemaShipped
Enterprise Retailer
Dedicated embedded developers
You run a complex Adobe Commerce environment, business-to-business catalog rules, custom enterprise resource planning integrations, multi-site. You need dedicated capacity that understands your architecture and ships without re-briefing every ticket.
- 1 to 3 dedicated developers, matched to your architecture
- Monthly retainer with defined sprint cadence
- Direct Slack access, no account manager relay
0
Pull requests this month
0%
Sprint velocity
0h
Average review time
A
Business-to-business quote module, final reviewMerged
R
Enterprise resource planning sync, order status
webhookIn Progress
S
Multi-site catalog rule engineIn Review
In-House Team
Staff augmentation
Your internal Adobe Commerce developers are stretched. You need to fill a module gap, add temporary capacity for a peak-season launch, or bring in a specialist for a specific migration. We plug in, not over.
- Your team leads the direction, we execute within your architecture
- Minimum 1-month commitment, scale up or down monthly
- Non-disclosure agreement, code ownership, and intellectual property assignment signed before day one
Gap area
GraphQL application programming interface layer and
Progressive Web App performance
Capacity needed
1 Senior Developer, full-time, 3 months
In-house lead
Jordan M., Head of Engineering
PHP 8.2GraphQLHyväDocker
Onboarding process
From signed agreement to first shipped pull request in 10 days
Your developer joins your systems within 48 hours of contract sign-off. Sprint one delivers production code, not onboarding documentation.
1
Day 0 to 2
Brief review and developer match
We read your stack, your tickets, and your velocity before
proposing a developer.
2
Day 3 to 5
Repository access and stack review
Developer reads your codebase, flags risks, and submits a
short sprint-zero summary.
3
Day 6 to 7
Sprint 1 kickoff and tasking
Sprint backlog built together. Estimates agreed. You
approve before work starts.
4
Day 8 to 10
First production pull requests submitted
Real production-grade code. Quality assurance runs
automated and manual tests. You review the pull request.
PlatformAdobe Commerce 2.4.7 (Cloud)
FrontendHyvä and React checkout
IntegrationsEnterprise Resource Planning (SAP), Product Information
Management, Klaviyo
Match assignedSenior, 9 years Magento
Risk flagged
Cart rule extension conflicts with custom checkout,
needs refactor before sprint 1
Coverage gap
No integration tests on payment module, added to sprint
1 backlog
Quick win
Config caching disabled on staging, fixed in day 4, no
sprint cost
Cart rule refactor (Medium)5 pts
Payment module test coverage (Small)3 pts
Hyvä checkout, step 2 component (Large)8 pts
Sprint capacity: 16 pts • Committed: 16 pts
Title
feat(cart): refactor cart rule engine, resolves #221
+347
additions
-189
deletions
100%
test pass
Ready for reviewQuality assurance passed
Click a step to see what you get at each stage
Need a full-build partner rather than dedicated developers?See Adobe Commerce Development Services →
Adobe Commerce developer capabilities
What your developers ship from sprint one
Custom module and extension development
Complex business logic, custom pricing rules, business-to-business workflows, catalog restrictions, multi-warehouse inventory, built to Adobe Commerce standards with full test coverage. No bolt-on hacks.
PHP 8.2Service ContractsRepository PatternUnit and Integration Tests
Hyvä and Progressive Web App frontend
Hyvä Theme builds, Progressive Web App Studio components, and React checkout. 90+ Lighthouse scores shipped, not promised.
Performance and Core Web Vitals
Full-page cache tuning, Varnish configuration, image optimization pipelines, and lazy-loading architecture. Every optimization measured before and after.
Application programming interface and integration engineering
Enterprise resource planning sync, product information management connectors, payment gateways, tax application programming interfaces, third-party logistics fulfillment hooks. Every integration built with retry logic, error logging, and staging parity before touching production.
REST APIGraphQLWebhooksOAuth 2.0
Security and compliance
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard scope reviews, General Data Protection Regulation-compliant data handling, patch management schedules, and two-factor authentication on all environments. Delivered before any feature sprint begins.
Adobe Commerce upgrade and migration
Version upgrades from 2.3 through 2.4.7, PHP version compatibility, extension audit and replacement, and full regression testing on a cloned production environment.
See upgrade services →Tech stack
Built on the full Adobe Commerce stack
Every developer placed covers the layers your store depends on. No generalists filling specialist gaps.
Backend
PHP 7.4 / 8.1 / 8.2
Service contracts, repositories, plugins
APIs
REST and GraphQL
Schema-first, typed, tested
Frontend
Hyvä Theme and React
Tailwind, Alpine.js, Progressive Web App Studio
Search
Elasticsearch and OpenSearch
Relevance tuning, synonym libraries
Cache and Queue
Varnish and Redis and RabbitMQ
Full-page cache, session, async jobs
DevOps
Docker and Continuous Integration and Delivery and ECE Tools
Staging parity, zero-downtime deploy
Testing
PHPUnit and MFTF and Playwright
Unit, integration, end-to-end
Cloud
Adobe Commerce Cloud
Ece-tools, Fastly, New Relic
Client result
From usability gaps to $120M+ in annual revenue
Corporate GearCorporate Apparel and E-commerceActive engagement
Corporate Gear is a high-volume business-to-business apparel platform competing in a crowded corporate branding market. Existing site experiences limited lead generation. User experience, accessibility, and conversion performance all needed structured improvement.
Problem
Fragmented navigation and poor conversion architecture cost the team measurable revenue per quarter. Optimization had no structured testing framework.
Solution
Dedicated user experience and headless ecommerce team embedded. A/B and multivariate testing, enterprise resource planning integration, Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility, and tailored landing pages across buyer segments.
Result
$120M+
Annual revenue scaled through continuous testing, personalization, and data-driven optimization across the entire platform.
Headless EcommerceEnterprise Resource Planning IntegrationAmericans with Disabilities Act ComplianceUser Experience and Conversion Rate Optimization
Why Redefine
What you actually get with a dedicated Adobe Commerce developer for hire
| What matters to you | Typical agency vendor | Redefine |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first production commit | 3 to 4 weeks | Day 10 |
| Direct developer access | Account manager relay | Direct Slack and pull request access |
| Code ownership after engagement | Proprietary modules | Full intellectual property transfer per sprint |
| Sprint-zero risk audit before coding | Rare | Standard on every engagement |
| Pricing model | Time-and-materials, opaque | Scoped before work starts |
Frequently asked questions
Real reasons teams hesitate, answered
Most engagements begin within one week of contract sign-off. After your brief is submitted, we review your situation within 48 hours and send a scoped proposal within 3 business days.
A dedicated developer is embedded in your workflow full-time for a defined period. A project team handles a scoped build from kickoff to launch. You choose based on your delivery needs and in-house capacity.
We match overlap hours to your team's core working hours and set up async protocols for the remaining window. Sprint reviews, standups, and quality assurance sign-offs happen when your team is online.
You do. All code, documentation, and deliverables transfer to you at the end of each sprint. There are no lock-in clauses or proprietary frameworks that prevent you from moving on.
Yes. Staff augmentation is one of our three engagement models. Your internal team leads the direction; our developers fill capacity gaps on specific modules, migrations, or performance work.
Is this right for your team?
Is this right for your team?
Be honest, not every team needs a dedicated Adobe Commerce developer for hire. Here is where we are the right fit and where we are not.
Good fit
You are running Adobe Commerce 2.3 or later and need a developer who knows the platform thoroughly, not someone who learned it last month
Your in-house team is stretched and needs specific module or integration capacity added without a full agency handoff
You have a defined sprint backlog or delivery date and need reliable execution inside your existing workflow
You want to own all code, documentation, and intellectual property at the end of each sprint, with no retainer dependency
Not a fit
You are still evaluating whether to move to Adobe Commerce. Start with a consulting session, not a development retainer
You need a one-off 4-hour bug fix. That is support, not a dedicated developer engagement
Your project scope is fully undefined and you expect the developer to write the brief. That requires a discovery phase first
Not sure? Tell us your situation and we will be straight with you.
Submit your brief
Tell us what your team needs built
We review every brief before proposing a team. You will hear from us within 48 hours with an honest assessment and a scoped proposal in 3 business days.
Call within 48 hours
We read your brief before the call, no repeating yourself
Scoped proposal in 3 days
Line-by-line scope, timeline, and team composition, before any commitment
Sprint 1 within 1 week of sign-off
Developer embedded, repository access granted, first pull request in 10 days
What to include in your brief
Specifics let us match seniority and stack honestly, so the first call reviews your situation, not generic discovery questions.
- Edition and environment: Adobe Commerce versus Magento Open Source, approximate 2.4.x version, and Cloud versus self-hosted if you know it
- The bottleneck: what is manual, failing quietly, or slowing releases (checkout, catalog, integrations, admin workflows)
- Systems touching the store: enterprise resource planning, order management system, product information management, customer relationship management, payments, or custom middleware, and who owns each side
- Timeline and risk: peak season, compliance, renewal, or a hard launch window we should plan around
- Release ownership: who merges to production today and how quality assurance and sign-off works on your side
Optional but useful
Staging URL (or anonymized screenshots), sample stock-keeping units or customer groups affected, and any modules or themes you already suspect. Need a non-disclosure agreement before detail? Say so in the description, we send one before deeper technical discussion.
No commitment. No pitch. Call within 48 hours → proposal in 3 days → Sprint 1 within 1 week.
Brief received
We will review your situation and send a scoped proposal within 3 business days. Expect a call from us within 48 hours.
48 hours
response
3 days
proposal
140+
builds delivered
You own
all code
After you submit
A delivery lead reviews your brief first, not a generic sales queue.
- We confirm receipt and schedule your intro call within 48 hours, having already read what you sent.
- On the call we align on constraints and risks. Still no commitment to proceed.
- Within 3 business days you receive a scoped proposal: workstreams, timeline, and recommended team makeup.
Your brief is used only to scope accurately. We do not sell contact lists or share store details outside our delivery team.
Adobe Commerce development team
Your store should not wait another week for a developer who ships
The developer you hire today can have production code in your repository by day 10. Brief takes four minutes. Proposal arrives in three days.
Hire Your Adobe Commerce DeveloperNo commitment. No pitch. Sprint 1 begins within 1 week of sign-off.
