CI/CD Safety Engineer — Shape Scalable Tech & Growth

Egreenservices; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 71,000 - 109,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits

Job summary

ByteWorks in Tampa is hiring a Safety Engineer to help reduce technical debt without a full rewrite. Expect 4 years of experience and a mid-level track record; the role is part-time with full benefits and a clear runway to grow the CI/CD and leadership services.

You will replace the brittle CI/CD hack with a scalable Customer Service solution, build CI/CD dashboards, and help expand the Tampa pilot to a Florida-wide rollout while maintaining quality across microservices.

Qualifications

• Mentor or support mid-level teammates.
• Comfortable in a part-time role with accountability.
• Proven track record delivering results as a mid-level Safety Engineer.
• A point of view on ByteWorks's space sharpened by your own reading.
• A keen eye for quality and consistency in your output.

Responsibilities

• Replace the brittle CI/CD hack with a scalable Customer Service solution that survives Tampa scale.
• Build CI/CD dashboards so ByteWorks's technology team stops asking engineers for numbers.
• Scale ByteWorks's Leadership services from Tampa pilot to FL-wide rollout.
• Hand off CI/CD runbooks so the next on-call at ByteWorks sleeps better.
• Own the genuinely-flexible CI/CD subsystem that the rest of ByteWorks quietly depends on.
• Refine and maintain microservices that support ByteWorks customers in Tampa, FL.
• Ship the Ruby customer-obsessed rewrite that pays down years of ByteWorks technical debt.

Skills

Mentoring

Part-time role

Safety Engineer

Quality focus

Job description

ByteWorks in Tampa is hiring a Safety Engineer to help reduce technical debt without a full rewrite. Expect 4 years of experience and a mid-level track record; the role is part-time with full benefits and a clear runway to grow the CI/CD and leadership services.

You will replace the brittle CI/CD hack with a scalable Customer Service solution, build CI/CD dashboards, and help expand the Tampa pilot to a Florida-wide rollout while maintaining quality across microservices.