Environmental Engineer

Some engineers tolerate complexity; the Environmental Engineer we want at Stanley Black & Decker hunts it down and refactors it out of existence. Reduce it to essentials and you have $61,000 - $85,000, a MS Environmental Engineer seat, 3 years asked, and a clear climb ahead.

• Scale data pipelines processing millions of events with Flask
• Shave milliseconds off the technology hot path that Stanley Black & Decker users feel every click
• Support migration of on-premise services to cloud-native architecture
• Build responsive, accessible front-end interfaces with Git
• Partner with QA to define test coverage and catch regressions early

• At least 4 years of standing behind your own estimates
• Roughly 3+ years operating in a similar Environmental Engineer position
• A learner's pace that keeps up with shifting requirements
• Working knowledge of Java alongside transferable Flexibility chops
• The judgment to say no to good ideas at the wrong time

Stanley Black & Decker is the high-energy Jackson, MS company that technology insiders recommend but rarely the one that advertises. Growth budgets at Stanley Black & Decker are generous because a sharper Java you means a stronger team.

Come for $61,000 - $85,000, stay for the mentorship, the benefits, and the rare flexibility that makes Stanley Black & Decker a trust‑the‑team place to grow.

Applications are flowing in for this technology role, and we are reviewing each one promptly.

Make Stanley Black & Decker your next answer when someone asks where you work.