VP of Engineering

The VP of Engineering we're hiring will inherit a technology codebase with good bones and a few skeletons;
Enterprise Products Partners is honest about both. Stack the numbers: $236,000 - $376,000, 13 years required, full-time schedule, and a vp seat that grows as fast as you do.

• Carry a generously-mentoring MySQL feature through code freeze without breaking Enterprise Products Partners stability
• Keep CI/CD schemas backward-compatible so Enterprise Products Partners never forces a breaking upgrade
• Architect fault-tolerant distributed systems leveraging Type Script and Ruby
• Sketch the MySQL architecture, defend it in review, then build the thing
• Troubleshoot and resolve production incidents across MongoDB-based applications
• Implement secure authentication and authorization flows using MongoDB
• Develop and maintain RESTful APIs powering core Enterprise Products Partners products

• Experience translating Time Management complexity for a non-technical audience
• An Enterprise Products Partners mindset: scrappy today, scalable tomorrow
• Sharp organizational skills and an ability to juggle multiple work streams
• A knack for Git Hub Actions that colleagues quietly come to rely on
• Vp mastery of Ruby, validated by people who'd hire you again
• Around 14+ years of hands-on experience in a technology role

Quietly, from Taylorsville, Enterprise Products Partners has become the detail-focused technology partner that UT's most demanding teams refuse to replace. Our Taylorsville team treats every retro like a chance to quietly upgrade how we operate.

You’ll receive $236,000 - $376,000, a hybrid schedule, and a personalized development plan tailored to your technology career goals.

Right now in Taylorsville, the VP of Engineering chair sits open and the door is unlocked.