Re:Build Manufacturing
Re:CAM - Vice President of Engineering
United States · Exec
Sponsorship not specified$192k-$288kDetected 12 days ago
C++Full-Stack DevelopmentProduct StrategyCAMResearchCommunication
About the role
- The right candidate will have demonstrated experience commercializing novel technology coming out of a research group, end-to-end.
- You are startup oriented, with experience shipping MVPs and then scaling them to thousands of users.
Responsibilities
- Develop and implement a technology transfer strategy, from R&D to final product
- Manage all elements of the software development process
- Directly manage a team of software development engineers
- Partner with the GM and executive stakeholders to build a new venture-scale business
- Ability to lead, grow and motivate a team
- Strong desire to build a venture scale business with a small team over the next several years
Requirements
- The ideal candidate will have experience or strong familiarity with CAD/CAM space or in a tangential field using 3D modeling, simulation, and spatial data.
- Define the technology architecture required to bring a novel CAM product to market
- A master's degree in a STEM discipline, or equivalent experience
Compensation
- The base salary range for this position is $192,223 to $288,334 per year.
Benefits
- Work closely with stakeholders to align product vision and commercial targets with an engineered solution
- Bonus points for some familiarity with C++
Company info
- 15+ years leading the development of highly technical engineered software products
- Strong full stack fundamentals (you can meaningfully review a hard MR)
- Advanced knowledge of modern architecture and trends
- Advanced knowledge of AI tooling, applications, and trends
- Excellent executive communication and conflict resolution skills
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