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Pour Python and Flexibility into work that survives contact with real traffic, and you'll fit right in as our VP of Engineering in Hobbs. Few technology roles let you own the whole thing end to end; this vp one in Hobbs does, and it pays $203,000 - $280,000.
Key Responsibilities
- Drive the Python incident postmortem that stops the Hobbs outage from recurring
- Respond to on-call rotations and participate in incident postmortems
- Profile and refactor legacy code to reduce technical debt over time
- Carry features from whiteboard sketch to Hobbs, NM production without dropping the baton
- Carry an oddball-friendly Flexibility feature through code freeze without breaking ByteWorks stability
- Translate the metrics-driven Selenium outage into fixes that make the next Hobbs launch dull
- Translate impact-driven business requirements into technical specifications and tasks
What You'll Bring
- Confident communicator across email, calls, and in-person meetings
- Experience at the vp level inside a temporary role
- 12 years of learning when to trust the process and when to break it
- 13 years of TypeScript práctica, plus a hunger for what's next
- 14+ years owning outcomes, not just completing tasks
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
ByteWorks makes Linux look simple, which anyone in technology knows is the people-centered hardest thing to pull off. Transparency is a habit, so roadmaps, tradeoffs, and even mistakes get shared openly.
Joining us means $203,000 - $280,000, a clear promotion ladder, paid family leave, and mentors invested in your success.
Hiring is open and ongoing for this temporary position in Hobbs.
The VP of Engineering position won't stay open forever, so make your move while it's live.