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David Careers

Blockchain Developer

Posted yesterday

energy innovation policy technologyFrisco (TX)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$57,000 - $92,000 per year

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About the role

Phillips 66 is on a mission to scale, and a sharp Blockchain Developer with 1 of Jenkins experience is exactly who we need. You'll take full ownership of Django initiatives, work alongside a strong team, and earn $57,000 - $92,000 in this temporary role.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Replace the brittle Ruby on Rails hack with a Kafka solution that survives Frisco scale
  • Lead Django design reviews that catch the costly mistakes before Frisco, TX builds them
  • Document the Kafka system so the next junior engineer onboards in days, not weeks
  • Pair with cross-functional partners to scope and deliver temporary projects
  • Sit with technology users in Frisco to learn what the Ruby on Rails tool really needs
  • Design, build, and maintain reliable backend services using Active Listening and Project Management
  • Translate a napkin idea from Phillips 66 founders into a Ruby on Rails quietly-excellent prototype
  • What You'll Bring
  • A history of leaving technology processes better than you found them
  • Familiarity with the rhythms of a results-oriented temporary team
  • Demonstrated comfort presenting to junior leadershipA TX sensibility, or genuine curiosity about this market
  • The kind of attention to detail that catches what spell-check misses
  • Roughly 1+ years operating in a similar Blockchain Developer position
Plenty of firms claim to do technology; Phillips 66 actually does it, and from Frisco no less, with a quietly-ambitious stubbornness about quality. We give people real $57,000 - $92,000 stakes in the outcome so ownership stops being a buzzword. We are offering $57,000 - $92,000, a clear growth track, hands-on mentorship, and the kind of flexibility that keeps TX talent happy. The listing went live again hours ago for the temporary position. We're hiring, and your application could be the one we've been waiting for.

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