Senior IT Engineer
Posted May 31, 2026
Who We Are
Babylist is the leading platform for expecting and new families. More than 10 million people shop with Babylist every year, making it the go-to destination for seamless purchasing, guidance, and expert recommendations. As a modern, AI-forward tech company, Babylist has expanded from a universal registry into a full ecosystem — the Babylist Shop, Babylist Health, Babylist Money, NYC and LA showrooms, branded content, and more — generating $750M in revenue in 2025. Building the generational brand in baby, Babylist is reshaping the $235B kids and baby market and helping parents feel confident, connected, and cared for at every step. Our Ways of Working
Babylist is remote-first with team members across the U.S. and Canada who move fast, think smart, and use AI as part of how they work every day — not as an experiment, as an expectation. We come together twice a year to build the relationships behind the work, and we hire people who are genuinely excited about what's possible and prove it through how they show up. What the Role Is
Babylist is looking for a Senior IT Engineer to help strengthen the systems that keep our employees secure, productive, and able to move quickly. This role sits at the intersection of identity, access, endpoint management, and employee experience — with a heavier focus on building and evolving our IAM infrastructure as the company scales. You'll own and improve the systems that manage authentication, provisioning, access lifecycle, and endpoint compliance across a primarily macOS, cloud-first environment. That includes deep hands-on work in Okta, partnering across the business, and building the operational foundation that keeps access secure without creating unnecessary friction for employees. You'll also support endpoint management initiatives across tools like Jamf, Intune to help ensure devices stay healthy, compliant, and easy to manage at scale. This is a highly collaborative, hands-on role for someone who likes solving operational problems, tightening systems, and building infrastructure that quietly makes the entire company work better. If you prefer highly static environments with rigid playbooks already built, this role will feel uncomfortable — a big part of the job is improving systems while operating them.