On-Call PHP Developer | Automate & Dashboards, Agile

Energy Innovation Corp; Tupelo (MS); On-site; USD 68,000 - 102,000; Full time

Job summary

Marathon Petroleum in Tupelo, MS is hiring a PHP Developer with real authority and a rotating on-call schedule. The role carries a salary range of $68,000–$102,000 and is described as an internship where you grow as you prove yourself.

You will automate planning chores, track KPIs for technology services, own the Ruby on Rails workstream, and decide when to buy Kafka or build it for Tupelo's stack. Expect hands-on work, modern tooling, and a culture that rewards curious, proactive engineers.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• Experience with Agile development and on-call rotations.
• Attention to detail and quality in output.
• Familiarity with the Tupelo market and local tech landscape.

Responsibilities

• Automate the manual Strategic Planning chores that quietly drain Tupelo, MS engineering hours.
• Track and report on key performance metrics for technology services.
• Chase down the gRPC integration that silently drops Marathon Petroleum events at midnight.
• Own the mid-level Ruby on Rails workstream that unblocks Tupelo, MS roadmap.
• Decide when to buy Kafka versus build it for Tupelo's stack.
• Pull gRPC telemetry into dashboards Marathon Petroleum leaders actually open.
• Wire Flexibility APIs to React consumers so data lands where Tupelo teams expect it.
• Pair with technology analysts so Marathon Petroleum's Organization models match real behavior.

Skills

Ruby on Rails

React

Agile

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Tools

gRPC

Kafka

Job description

Marathon Petroleum in Tupelo, MS is hiring a PHP Developer with real authority and a rotating on-call schedule. The role carries a salary range of $68,000–$102,000 and is described as an internship where you grow as you prove yourself.

You will automate planning chores, track KPIs for technology services, own the Ruby on Rails workstream, and decide when to buy Kafka or build it for Tupelo's stack. Expect hands-on work, modern tooling, and a culture that rewards curious, proactive engineers.