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McMaster-Carr Hybrid Chicago, IL, United States(flexible)
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Who is McMaster-Carr?

McMaster-Carr is an e-commerce company with five facilities across the US offering more than half a million products used to keep businesses in motion. We owe our success to experimentation and innovation and invite team members to put their creativity to work. Whether using machine learning to gain insights on our customers, contributing to cybersecurity operations, developing software for new industrial automation systems, or improving the company's mobile app, employees flourish as they learn and pursue ambitious goals. We hire based on candidate capability rather than skillset, which is why we celebrate diverse studies, experiences, backgrounds, and identities. McMaster-Carr's commitment to an inclusive workplace is evident in the way we form teams and develop on-site resources.

Why work at McMaster-Carr?

We care for employees by focusing on their well-being, working to build an inclusive workplace, and developing personalized career pathways based on interest. We maximize your potential through ample learning opportunities guided by your own curiosity. We're passionate about the way customers use our products and strive to create an exceptional customer experience. We invest in our local community through financial donation and volunteer programs.

What will you do?

Software Development & Design hires will:

  1. Solve important business problems using technology
  2. Advance your career in technical leadership, team leadership, or product management
  3. Contribute to critical company initiatives and teams
  4. Forge your own career path by working on a variety of project teams throughout your career
  5. Participate in a collaborative culture with strong emphasis on mentorship
  6. Surround yourself with a team of diverse problem-solvers in an inclusive environment
  7. Enjoy a competitive compensation package including our 100% unlimited paid tuition benefit (including MBA), year-end bonus, remote work opportunities, and inclusive all gender benefits
Who do we look for?

We are currently seeking undergraduate candidates graduating between December 2021 to June 2022. All majors and backgrounds are encouraged to apply. A technical major or technical experience is not a requirement for this role. We look for candidates who have a track record of academic success, on-campus leadership, and enriching experiences through internships or research. We value and reward curiosity and creativity at McMaster-Carr.

How will you grow?

There are many different ways to grow your career in Software Development & Design. Becoming a Software Development & Design leader could look like being a technical expert and thought leader in the department or managing projects and developers. No two experiences at McMaster-Carr are exactly alike. We create personalized learning and development experiences (including paid technical training) for you based on your experiences, interests, career goals, and our company needs. You will have the opportunity to align with highly- skilled mentors and create lasting relationships at McMaster-Carr.

What are the next steps to apply?

You will need an updated resume to apply. If you are a qualified candidate, a member of our recruiting team will reach out to set up a time to chat with a recruiter.

For more information on McMaster-Carr, please visit:

https://www.mcmaster.com/careers/opportunities/software-development

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 Elmhurst, IL, United States
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