# Careers

The careers section is used to display job openings or recruitment content, helping merchants showcase available roles and encourage applications. It is typically used on hiring pages or brand information pages to support talent acquisition.

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#### Show header

Controls the visibility of the section header above the careers content. When enabled, the heading and subheading are displayed if set.

#### Direction

Defines the layout direction on desktop. Set to “Column” to stack content vertically; mobile always uses a column layout for usability.

#### Heading

The main heading displayed for the section. Default is “Careers”. Leave blank to omit.

#### Subheading

Optional supporting text shown below the heading to provide context or introduce available roles. Default is “Join our team.” Leave blank to omit.

#### Button label

Defines the text for an optional call-to-action button. Leave blank to hide the button.

#### Button link

Specifies the URL destination for the button. Typically links to an application page or external job board. Leave blank to omit.

#### Button style

Defines the visual style of the button. Default is “Secondary”.

#### Maximum width

Controls the horizontal width of the section. Set to “Fill space” to allow the section to span the full available width.

#### Grid columns (desktop)

Defines the number of columns used to display job listings on desktop. Default is 2, creating a balanced two-column layout.

#### Vertical spacing

Controls the spacing around the section to adjust its visual separation from surrounding content.

#### Vertical spacing (desktop)

Sets the vertical spacing applied on desktop devices. Default is Large.

#### Vertical spacing (mobile)

Sets the vertical spacing applied on mobile devices to ensure consistent spacing across screen sizes.


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