Top Software Engineer Jobs in Boston, MA

As a Growth Engineer, you'll enhance growth through fullstack system development, data-driven strategies, and experimentation, collaborating with sales and marketing to boost user acquisition and retention.

As an AI Applications Engineer, you will bridge AI research and implementation, driving experiments, building infrastructure, and releasing products to improve user experience and metrics.

Lead the Payments team, setting the technical strategy and managing operations for resilient payment flows. Collaborate cross-functionally to improve payment systems and mentor engineers.

The Senior Software Engineer will lead the design and delivery of core capabilities for an automated investigation platform, integrating with security tools and ensuring quality in software development. Responsibilities include mentoring, overseeing technical direction, and participating in on-call rotations.

Lead the design and development of AWS serverless platforms supporting energy-efficiency programs, ensuring integration and performance goals are met while collaborating with various teams.

The Software Engineer II will focus on feature development, front-end and back-end optimization using .NET Core, C#, Angular, and Python, while ensuring high quality and fast-paced software development processes.

Design and maintain scalable backend systems, collaborate with frontend teams, and improve real-time monitoring or web scraping at Pear Commerce.

The Senior Software Engineer will improve Elasticsearch performance, handle complex distributed systems, and manage indexing, data allocation, and node communication within the cluster.

The Principal Software Engineer will lead architecture and technical initiatives, mentor engineers, deliver scalable systems, and integrate AI into platform solutions.

The AI Applications Architect designs and delivers enterprise-grade architectures for AI solutions, ensuring scalability and technical excellence in cloud-native environments. They lead teams, mentor engineers, and align stakeholders, focusing on security and compliance in architectural decisions.