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ExxonMobil is the kind of place where a junior's question can change the technology roadmap, and we want a DevOps Engineer who asks them. What you're really weighing is $89,000 - $131,000 against 4 years, with technology ownership and ExxonMobil growth tipping the scale.
Key Responsibilities
- Decode the undocumented GitOps service nobody at ExxonMobil remembers writing
- Set the Kubernetes coding standards the rest of ExxonMobil engineering follows
- Evaluate and recommend new tools, frameworks, and PagerDuty libraries
- Profile Load Balancing memory use and chase down the leaks crashing Cary nodes
- Build internal tooling that improves developer productivity and velocity
- Identify bottlenecks and propose architectural improvements proactively
What You'll Bring
- Around 4+ years of hands-on experience in a technology role
- Calm under the forever-learning chaos a mid-level role tends to generate
- Comfort with the remote cadence of a Cary-based operation
- Comfort being accountable for a thoughtfully-bold outcome in a remote role
- Written communication clear enough to survive a forwarded email chain
- A communicator who can disagree without making it personal
ExxonMobil grew up alongside its customers, scaling from a single Cary room into the technology partner much of NC now trusts. Politics die fast at ExxonMobil because we put the awkward stuff on the table early.
We pair $89,000 - $131,000 with a seasoned mentor, so your Jenkins sharpens fast while the benefits quietly take care of everything else.
We stamped it current today; the remote opening is genuinely accepting candidates.
If you're looking for oddball-friendly work that matters, apply to ExxonMobil today.