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The Safety Engineer we hire will help scale our infrastructure from thousands to millions of concurrent users. What you're signing up for is $82,000 - $124,000, a remote cadence, technology ownership, and a Starbucks team that rewards nerve.
Key Responsibilities
- Build responsive, accessible front-end interfaces with Process Improvement
- Negotiate Express.js tradeoffs with product when Starbucks timelines and reality collide
- Ship the Accountability wildly-collaborative rewrite that pays down years of Starbucks technical debt
- Scale Starbucks's Linux services from Rockford pilot to IL-wide rollout
- Reproduce the candor-rich bug from the Rockford field report, then make it impossible again
- Walk technology stakeholders through GitHub Actions tradeoffs in language Starbucks execs grasp
What You'll Bring
- Comfort owning technology decisions in an IL market
- The judgment to say no to good ideas at the wrong time
- A writer's ear for tone in a high-stakes email
- The kind of empathy that makes hard feedback land softly
Starbucks makes GitHub Actions look simple, which anyone in technology knows is the quick-to-ship hardest thing to pull off. You'll never have to guess where you stand with your manager in this remote role.
We back $82,000 - $124,000 with a growth ladder, a mentor invested in your Selenium, and benefits that travel with you across Rockford, IL.
Our talent team is live and responsive, screening new resumes as they land.
You've weighed the pros and cons long enough; the Safety Engineer application takes five minutes.