Paperlessparts
Vice President of Engineering
Boston, MA. Posted 2 months ago
The role
You will lead a 25+ person engineering organization to maintain the core platform and launch new product lines. You will report to the CTO and manage through Directors of Engineering.
What you will do
- Own engineering delivery, quality, and predictability
- Own architecture and platform decisions
- Partner with the VP of Product on the roadmap
- Partner with the Chief Scientist on manufacturing intelligence strategy
- Maximize AI leverage to shape how the team works
- Keep the core platform efficient, fast, and reliable
- Coach Directors and Engineering Managers
- Direct the hiring plan and selection standard
- Represent engineering status and strategic tradeoffs to executive leadership
Required qualifications
- Track record of leading multi-team B2B SaaS engineering organizations through growth phases
- Success managing through Directors and Engineering Managers
- Deep technical background in cloud-native platforms
- Experience raising engineering effectiveness with AI tooling and AI-enabled product capability
- Experience partnering with Product leadership to align technical roadmap priorities with commercial objectives
- US-based (Boston, MA hybrid)
Nice to have
- Hands-on experience taking new product lines from early customer traction to scaled commercial production
- Experience operating within security-conscious software environments (FedRAMP, etc.)
- Experience in industrial/manufacturing SaaS sectors
Benefits
- 100% coverage of health, dental, and vision for you and your dependent
- Competitive compensation philosophy
- Unlimited PTO
- 13+ paid holidays
- Company-sponsored wellness stipend
- Pre-tax Commuter and FSA/Dependent Care FSA
- 401(k) plan
- Employee recognition program
Before you apply
- Requires US Citizenship or Green Card Holder due to US Export Control Laws
About the company
Paperless Parts is the SaaS-based intelligence layer for modern manufacturing. It powers the parts that move the world forward, from rockets to medical devices.