Our Environmental Engineer opening rewards depth over breadth: pick Java, go deep, and let Intel handle the rest of the stack. The shape of it is simple — bring 4 years and Redis, take home $87,000 - $128,000, and grow into whatever Intel builds next.
Key Responsibilities
- Wire Redis APIs to Java consumers so data lands where Saint Paul teams expect it
- Own data integrity across Intel's Innovation stores so Saint Paul numbers never lie
- Translate the client-centric Next.js outage into fixes that make the next Saint Paul launch dull
- Refactor the technology module Intel has been afraid to touch
- Design, build, and maintain reliable backend services using Redis and Java
- Contribute to sprint planning, estimation, and technology roadmap discussions
- Develop and maintain RESTful APIs powering core Intel products
What You'll Bring
- Comfort with an Intel pace that rarely sits still
- Experience supporting cross-functional teams in a mid-level capacity
- A growth mindset that treats feedback as fuel, not threat
- Detail-oriented approach with a commitment to accuracy
- Prior experience working on-site in Saint Paul, MN, or willingness to relocate
- Curiosity and a continuous drive to sharpen your technology craft
Intel blends Google Cloud and Java into technology products that feel, in the goal-oriented words of its Saint Paul, MN founders, inevitable. Every Environmental Engineer at Intel owns an outcome, not just a checklist of tasks.
We answer the money question first with $87,000 - $128,000, then keep going with growth budgets, mentorship, and a flexible contract schedule.
Refreshed minutes ago, this Environmental Engineer req is wide open and taking applications.
Hit the apply button and let's explore your future with Intel.