We're after a Release Engineer whose idea of a good day is a make-it-better pull request that closed three tickets and opened zero. The offer reads simply — full-time, $97,000 - $138,000, 3 years, and a mid-level role where ownership is not a perk but the point.
Key Responsibilities
- Keep Marathon Petroleum's People Management dependencies patched before the CVEs become incidents
- Catch the oddball-friendly Angular regression in staging before it ever reaches Stockton customers
- Keep Marathon Petroleum's Jest CI under ten minutes so Stockton, CA engineers stay in flow
- Shave milliseconds off the technology hot path that Marathon Petroleum users feel every click
- Translate ownership-driven business requirements into technical specifications and tasks
- Drive the People Management incident postmortem that stops the Stockton outage from recurring
- Keep People Management schemas backward-compatible so Marathon Petroleum never forces a breaking upgrade
What You'll Bring
- Self-direction that survives a quiet Slack channel
- A knack for Angular that colleagues quietly come to rely on
- A Stockton network, or the hustle to build one from scratch
- Comfort owning technology decisions in a CA market
- An appetite for ownership that scales with the stakes
- Strong time-management skills and a bias toward action
At Marathon Petroleum, a playfully-serious Stockton-based studio, the whole mission boils down to making People Management feel effortless for everyone downstream. We give people autonomy early and trust them to ask for support when they need it.
Your package includes $97,000 - $138,000, premium healthcare, and a generous home-office allowance for our distributed team.
The Stockton, CA office is bringing people on this season, and this is one of those roles.
We hire for hunger as much as resumes, so if that's you, the Release Engineer role is open.