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Manager Engineering, Retail Applications

Tory Burch

Jersey City, NJ · full time · Senior

$150,000 – $190,000

Listed on Tory Burch’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

Lead engineering for retail store technology across POS, payments, and clienteling systems at a luxury lifestyle brand. This role suits experienced engineering managers comfortable with distributed systems, omnichannel retail operations, and vendor partnerships who want to directly impact store reliability and customer experience.

Our summary, not Tory Burch’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • Proficiency in Java or JavaScript or equivalent modern programming language
  • Experience with distributed systems and microservices in store and edge scenarios
  • Hands-on management of POS systems and clienteling apps including device provisioning and release management
  • Strong knowledge of relational databases and messaging/event streaming for store-to-cloud sync
  • Expertise in instrumentation, telemetry, and observability with dashboards and alerts
  • Practical understanding of retail operations and omnichannel models like BOPIS and ship-from-store
  • Familiarity with payments terminal management and gateway integrations
  • Clear communication across functions and ability to translate business needs into engineering priorities
  • Willingness to roll up sleeves on incident response and store launches
  • Experience leading cross-functional teams including vendor squads

Nice to have

  • Experience adopting AI-assisted development tools like GitHub Copilot or Cursor across teams
  • Familiarity applying AI/ML to retail scenarios such as associate copilots or personalized recommendations
  • Understanding of responsible integration of model APIs into POS or clienteling workflows

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