Safety Engineer — Remote Growth Path & Production Health

Financial Solutions; Mobile (AL); Hybrid; USD 71,000 - 92,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible remote work

Paid volunteer days

Clear opportunities for advancement

Job summary

Financial Solutions in Mobile, AL is seeking a Safety Engineer who can champion Written Communication and own technology work after four years. The role offers a salary range of $71,000 to $92,000 with flexible remote work and strong opportunities for advancement.

Key responsibilities include delivering mid-level features, monitoring system health with alerts, keeping Rails schemas backward-compatible, and collaborating with data teams to surface production insights.

Qualifications

• Written communication clearly explained and able to survive a forwarded email chain.
• Familiarity with the Mobile market and local technology landscape.
• Integrity to flag your own mistakes first.
• Comfort owning the unglamorous middle of an internship project.

Responsibilities

• Deliver mid-level features within the Safety Engineer mandate.
• Monitor system health and set up alerts for production environments.
• Keep Rails schemas backward-compatible to avoid breaking upgrades.
• Collaborate with data teams to surface production insights.
• Right-size the Written Communication infrastructure to reduce cloud costs in Mobile, AL.
• Integrate Communication events into the Rails pipeline for reports.
• Push PHP changes behind flags to enable quick rollbacks in Mobile, AL.
• Spike a quick Communication PoC as needed.

Skills

Written communication

Attention to detail

Ownership

Tools

Ruby on Rails

PHP

Cloud infrastructure

Monitoring/alerting

Job description

Financial Solutions in Mobile, AL is seeking a Safety Engineer who can champion Written Communication and own technology work after four years. The role offers a salary range of $71,000 to $92,000 with flexible remote work and strong opportunities for advancement.

Key responsibilities include delivering mid-level features, monitoring system health with alerts, keeping Rails schemas backward-compatible, and collaborating with data teams to surface production insights.