The Pump Failure Model
Client: Coastal RefineryOil refining · Teesside
Coastal Refinery control room, Teesside · Careful, safety-first
Coastal Refinery wants to know which pumps will fail before they do, so maintenance happens on a Tuesday afternoon instead of at three in the morning. Years of shift logs exist to learn from, exported through a broken ETL job that transposes them. Safety signs off on everything.
Team goal · 2,500 gems
Everyone on this contract works toward one sign-off from Coastal Refinery. Sign-off means the model watches every unit and the refinery's sister sites follow.
Who you'll work with
Laura CollinsYour lead
Engineering Lead
Dry, warm underneath, short sentences. Notices how you did. Never gushes.
Alison Boyd
Control Room Lead, Coastal Refinery
Exact, calm, safety above all.
Theo Barker
Senior Developer
Friendly rival. Competitive banter, always generous in the end.
The client's system
Broken export
Keyword columnar transposition on the shift logs, with less of the key logged on nights, and pipelines hiding a transposition among encodings.
12 tickets · 10 kinds of work · every developer gets their own variant of each ticket
Coming soon
- Entry fee
- 75
- Pay / ticket
- 4–8
- Band
- 4,000–9,999
- Your time
- 120h
launches at 94% · 0 / 2,500 gems shipped by the team
0 devs working toward it
When the goal is hit
$500
Cash pool sponsored by Deecoda · top contributors: $150 / $100 / $75, then $5 each for 35 more
0 gem pool
Everyone's entry fees so far, shared by how much each developer put in
- The more gems you earn here, the bigger your share. Cash needs 6 shipped tickets.
- Past halfway by the deadline still pays that share. Under halfway, your entry fee comes back.
Live on this company
Quiet so far. Be the first to ship a ticket here.