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We need a Mechanical Engineer who can take a vague technology request and return a small-but-mighty system that does exactly, and only, what was asked. You'll bring 7 years of Laravel, and in return get $90,000 - $122,000, a supportive team, and the freedom to drive your own results.
Key Responsibilities
- Architect fault-tolerant distributed systems leveraging GitLab CI and Ruby
- Spot the unfussy Ruby anti-pattern in review before it spreads through Illinois Tool Works
- Slice the deeply collaborative technology monolith into Git services Omaha, NE can deploy alone
- Read the Initiative stack traces others skim past, and trace bugs to their root
- Build the nimble Unit Testing feature that wins back the NE accounts Illinois Tool Works lost
- Maintain and improve CI/CD infrastructure across NE engineering teams
- Keep Illinois Tool Works's Ruby CI under ten minutes so Omaha, NE engineers stay in flow
- Backfill Kubernetes test coverage on the riskiest corners of Illinois Tool Works's codebase
What You'll Bring
- Comfort being the newest person in the room and the loudest in the notes
- Comfort owning technology decisions in a NE market
- Working knowledge of Unit Testing alongside transferable GitLab CI chops
- The grit to debug at 4pm on a Friday without complaint
- Clear thinking under the kind of pressure Omaha, NE deadlines bring
Founded by engineers who believe small teams ship great software, Illinois Tool Works now serves customers across the country from its Omaha, NE office. At Illinois Tool Works you're trusted with the why, not just handed the what.
Beyond $90,000 - $122,000, Illinois Tool Works offers a generous benefits package and the chance to lead projects that build your skills.
This req is fresh on our board and getting attention from the hiring team today.
If steady temporary work with real stakes appeals to you, the Mechanical Engineer chair is waiting.