We're hiring a Safety Engineer who treats latency budgets like personal grudges and Docker like a second language. This temporary opening offers $77,000 - $110,000, the autonomy to run your own projects, and a team invested in your development.
Key Responsibilities
- Untangle the Docker dependency knots that have slowed Tucson releases for months
- Automate build, test, and deployment pipelines for faster release cycles
- Turn vague technology tickets into crisp, testable Nginx acceptance criteria
- Coordinate releases with stakeholders across Tucson, AZ and remote teams
- Resurrect flaky Ruby on Rails tests until the Tucson, AZ suite is trustworthy again
- Apply Leadership and Microservices to solve trust-based engineering challenges
- Keep the technology Kubernetes service humming through Tucson's holiday traffic surge
- Scale data pipelines processing millions of events with Initiative
What You'll Bring
- Sharp organizational skills and an ability to juggle multiple workstreams
- A history of leaving technology processes better than you found them
- Strong multitasking ability without sacrificing quality
- Comfort with temporary arrangements and the rhythms of an experiment-friendly workplace
- The kind of curiosity that reads the docs before asking
- Detail-oriented approach with a commitment to accuracy
- Curiosity that outpaces your current job description
Energy Transfer is the kind of empathy-led Tucson company that technology engineers leave their old jobs to join. You set the boundaries of your temporary schedule and we respect them without the side-eye.
The offer reads $77,000 - $110,000, plus the soft stuff that hard-wins loyalty: coaching, coverage, and a flexible temporary rhythm.
Candidates who apply now are entering a live, in-progress hiring process.
If a mid-level Safety Engineer role in AZ fits the life you're building, let's connect.