Manufacturing Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-28
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Software Development
You've debugged enough Innovation to develop opinions, and Enterprise Products Partners has a Manufacturing Engineer role in San Francisco where opinions are currency. Step into a Manufacturing Engineer position at Enterprise Products Partners where $92,000 - $137,000, team support, and career growth come standard.
Key Responsibilities- Own the junior Type Script workstream that unblocks the rest of Enterprise Products Partners's San Francisco, CA roadmap
- Stand up observability so Enterprise Products Partners sees failures before customers in CA do
- Sketch the MySQL architecture, defend it in review, then build the thing
- Untangle the Git Hub Actions dependency knots that have slowed San Francisco releases for months
- Wrangle Ansible config across environments so San Francisco staging mirrors production
- Document technical decisions, architecture, and APIs for the broader org
- Pair-program tricky .NET Core edge cases with engineers across San Francisco, CA
- Solid understanding of technology best practices and industry standards
- Comfort defending a recommendation in front of skeptics
- The kind of ownership that treats the company's money like your own
- 1+ years that left you with strong instincts and few illusion
- Familiarity with .NET Core and related tools or frameworks
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Judgment seasoned by at least 1 years of real consequences
Enterprise Products Partners is where curious, plainspoken people come to build the future of technology. Growth budgets at Enterprise Products Partners are generous because a sharper MongoDB you means a stronger team.
You bring the MySQL; we bring $92,000 - $137,000, a mentor, a benefits package, and the freedom to grow on your terms in San Francisco.
The Enterprise Products Partners team is expanding in San Francisco, CA this quarter, and this seat is part of that growth.
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