Interim VP of Engineering — Lead Distributed Systems

Energy Innovation Corp; Billings (MT); On-site; USD 185,000 - 295,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Strong benefits

Mentorship by senior engineers

Creative, fast-paced startup culture

Job summary

StartupAdvantage is seeking a VP of Engineering to lead the technology team on a temporary basis. The role requires 14+ years in technology and offers a compensation range of $185,000 to $295,000 per year, with opportunities to mentor and grow the organization.

The ideal candidate will drive architecture and front-end initiatives, partnering with data teams to surface insights and replace brittle components with scalable Rails solutions, all while balancing Work-Life Balance considerations for

Qualifications

• VP-level experience in a temporary role.
• Willingness to relocate to Billings, MT.
• Strong pattern recognition across technology engagements.
• Experience owning technology decisions in a MT market.

Responsibilities

• Build responsive, accessible front-end interfaces with Initiative.
• Work with data teams to surface insights from production systems.
• Replace brittle systems with a Ruby on Rails solution for Billings scale.
• Explain Work-Life Balance tradeoffs to startup execs.
• Translate AWS metrics into a dashboard used by leadership.
• Keep the Rails build pipeline green for fast deployments in Billings.

Skills

VP-level experience

On-site Billings

Willing to relocate

Tech leadership

Pattern recognition

Tools

Ruby on Rails

AWS metrics

Job description

StartupAdvantage is seeking a VP of Engineering to lead the technology team on a temporary basis. The role requires 14+ years in technology and offers a compensation range of $185,000 to $295,000 per year, with opportunities to mentor and grow the organization.

The ideal candidate will drive architecture and front-end initiatives, partnering with data teams to surface insights and replace brittle components with scalable Rails solutions, all while balancing Work-Life Balance considerations for