Top Engineering Jobs in Atlanta, GA

Entry-level Process Engineer completing industrial engineering training across production, quality control, field, and support operations. Responsibilities include process analysis, work measurement, work standards, routings, labor performance reporting, lean implementation, continuous improvement, best-practice standardization, and ad hoc reporting. The role also develops improvement projects, presents recommendations to management, and supports operational excellence across Tindall plants.

Leads end-to-end solution architecture for complex healthcare payer initiatives spanning claims, billing, enrollment, provider management, cloud modernization, and AI capabilities. Defines reusable architecture patterns, governs design decisions, translates designs into implementation artifacts, and mentors architects and engineering teams. The role partners with product, development, IT, and leadership teams to deliver cloud-native, event-driven, API-first, and AI-enabled solutions across enterprise platforms.

Processes customer service requests for warehouse automation systems in a 24/7 shift and on-call environment. Responsibilities include troubleshooting controls, IT, electrical, mechanical, and automation issues; restoring service; monitoring incidents and SLAs; escalating unresolved problems; conducting root-cause analysis; communicating with customers and internal experts; maintaining documentation; training employees; and supporting small customer-service projects. Travel up to 20% is expected.

Administers and improves enterprise SaaS applications, Google Workspace for Education, software systems, network services, identity management, and supporting infrastructure. Responsibilities include application lifecycle management, security reviews, patching, change management, MDM administration, monitoring, troubleshooting, backup and recovery, documentation, and vendor coordination. The role supports campus technology operations, cybersecurity, user assistance, and system reliability while collaborating with infrastructure teams and school stakeholders.

Application Engineering Intern supporting automation projects through software development and testing, system installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, technical demonstrations, documentation, project updates, equipment management, and safety compliance. The role involves collaboration with engineering and customer-facing teams and is onsite or hybrid in Chicago or Alpharetta. Candidates must be enrolled in an engineering or computer science degree program, have reliable transportation, and be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship.

Provides client-facing technical consulting and software engineering for custom integrations and extensions of a fraud analysis platform. Responsibilities include defining architecture, developing Java code, diagnosing performance issues, supporting live clients, advising on cloud, database, and messaging technologies, and mentoring team members. The role partners with clients and internal teams to translate business needs into scalable technical solutions.

Leads the AI-assisted modernization of a legacy lending platform into .NET microservices on Azure and Kubernetes. Owns the rebuild roadmap, agent workflows, prompts, testing standards, code review, compliance coordination, delivery metrics, and AI tool governance. Coaches engineers, documents legacy business rules, and ensures generated code meets rigorous quality, security, data-isolation, and regulatory requirements.

Designs, implements, secures, and supports enterprise network infrastructure across cloud and on-premises environments. Responsibilities include routing and switching, wireless, firewalls, VPN, DNS, DHCP, IPAM, Azure connectivity, monitoring, troubleshooting, security controls, lifecycle management, documentation, incident response, and tier-four escalation. The engineer collaborates across infrastructure, security, observability, telephony, architecture, and business technology teams.

Leads technology operations for a large-scale broadcast master control hub. Responsibilities include maintaining broadcast, automation, media processing, and network systems; installing, configuring, troubleshooting, and upgrading equipment; leading the technology team; coordinating projects and incident response; and partnering with station engineering and leadership teams to ensure reliability, security, and operational continuity.

Administer and support enterprise Windows Server infrastructure across on-premises and cloud environments. Manage Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, DHCP, virtualization, clustering, patching, security hardening, monitoring, backup and disaster recovery. Automate operational tasks with PowerShell, troubleshoot complex infrastructure issues, support incident response and on-call operations, and collaborate with network, cloud, security, and application teams on infrastructure initiatives.