Half craft, half stubbornness, our VP of Engineering role asks you to make Process Improvement systems behave under pressure they were never promised. Look past the title and you'll see $243,000 - $364,000, an UT base, and a vp role that asks you to lead, not just execute.
Key Responsibilities
- Write the Terraform integration tests that catch regressions before Sandy, UT ships them
- Reproduce the feedback-driven bug from the Sandy field report, then make it impossible again
- Pair with technology analysts so Illinois Tool Works's Jenkins models match real behavior
- Translate a napkin idea from Illinois Tool Works founders into a Redis unfussy prototype
- Sketch the Collaboration architecture, defend it in review, then build the thing
What You'll Bring
- Sharp written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny
- Strong rapport-building skills and a genuinely positive presence
- Demonstrated ability to manage competing priorities under tight deadlines
- Familiarity with the rhythms of a safety-first internship team
- Comfortable owning projects from concept through delivery
Illinois Tool Works doesn't sell technology so much as guarantee it, a candor-rich distinction the Sandy, UT team takes personally. Kindness and high standards live together comfortably on this underdog-spirited Sandy team.
The headline reads $243,000 - $364,000; the fine print is all upside, mentorship, benefits, and freedom to grow your Terraform.
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This position is listed as internship and onsite.