Lead Software Engineer — R&D Productivity Tools
What you'll do
SEL has ambitious goals for developing products that make electric power safer, more reliable, and more economical. When open-source or off-the-shelf development tools don't meet the unique needs of our engineering domains, we'll call on you to rapidly create and scale high-quality, custom solutions. As a Lead Software Engineer joining a new productivity tools team, you'll improve existing tools, shape the roadmap for new ones, train users, and set the team's software development culture. Within 6–12 months, you'll be exceeding the expectations of internal customers and measurably improving their productivity. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Lead the specification, design, and delivery of custom software tools that raise Research and Development (R&D) quality and productivity. Define, collect, and report measures that tie tool adoption to productivity outcomes. Lead the full application lifecycle of assigned tools and maintain their documentation artifacts. Lead the strategy for automated testing, release readiness, and post-release support. Define, adopt, and continuously improve development processes across the team....
Pay
$107600-$161500 per year
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