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Build and support the digital experiences behind one of Australia’s most loved retail brands.
MECCA is continuing to invest in the technology that powers its customer experience across web, commerce and content. We’re looking for a Junior Sitecore Developer to join the digital technology team and help deliver practical improvements across MECCA’s Sitecore environment. This is a great opportunity for an early-career developer to work with an experienced team, learn a leading enterprise CMS platform, and contribute to customer-facing digital products at real scale.
Enterprise platform exposure - build experience across Sitecore and the broader digital technology landscape
Customer-facing impact - contribute to web and content experiences used by MECCA customers every day
Learning and growth - work alongside experienced developers, product owners and digital stakeholders
Modern retail technology - gain exposure to e-commerce, content management, integrations and digital delivery
Supportive team environment - join a collaborative team where you can ask questions, build confidence and keep developing your craft
Recognised brand - be part of one of Australia’s most distinctive and fast-growing retail businesses
Building and updating Sitecore components, templates, layouts and content-driven features
Supporting the development, maintenance and enhancement of MECCA’s Sitecore platform
Troubleshooting defects, small enhancements and continuous improvement across digital channels
Working with senior developers to understand requirements and turn them into practical technical changes
Helping test, validate and document changes before they move through release
Working with product, digital, content and technology teams to support a high-quality customer experience
Some hands-on experience in software development, ideally using .NET / C#, JavaScript, HTML and CSS
Understanding of modern web development fundamentals, including responsive web and front-end basics
Comfortable working with Git or a similar source control tool
Ability to follow development standards, write clear code and ask for help when needed
Strong problem-solving skills and a willingness to learn from more experienced developers
An interest in Sitecore, CMS platforms, e-commerce or digital customer experience
Nice To Have:
Exposure to Sitecore, ASP.NET MVC, Azure DevOps, CI/CD pipelines, APIs, headless CMS concepts, retail or e-commerce environments.
This role is based in Richmond and works to MECCA’s four-days-per-week in-office rhythm. You’ll be joining a fast-paced retail technology environment where priorities can move quickly, so this will suit someone who enjoys variety, is comfortable learning on the job, and is motivated by building digital experiences that customers actually use.
This is a junior role, so you won’t be expected to know everything on day one. What will matter most is your attitude, your technical foundation, your ability to take feedback, and your willingness to keep improving.
Your Life At MECCA
Whilst we are focused on our #CustomerFirst mantra, we know that wouldn't be possible without an incredible team that is guided by our MECCA values and motivated each and every day to be solutions focused, innovative, collaborative and adaptable, and have a bit of fun along the way!
Some of our other team member benefits include:
Professional development programs and first-class digitised learning offering
Health and well-being initiatives
Reward and recognition programs
Access to bonus and incentive programs
Access to quarterly product allowance
Generous discount to spoil yourselves and your immediate family, as well as a generous product allowance, subject to company policy
There are also so many other ways in which you'll be made to feel part of the MECCA story as we love to celebrate, surprise and delight our team along the way.
To learn more about life at MECCA Brands, follow us on LinkedIn at MECCA Brands or @lifeatmecca, and for all current opportunities, visit www.mecca.com.au/careers.
