Top Software Engineer Jobs

Senior Salesforce developer responsible for hands-on design, build, and support of multi-cloud Salesforce solutions (Service Cloud focus). Develop Apex and LWC components, automate processes with Flows, build integrations (REST/SOAP/OAuth/SSO), manage data migrations, ensure code quality and test coverage, participate in Agile teams, mentor junior developers, and support deployments and troubleshooting in production.

Lead Riverlane’s open-source software strategy and oversee Deltakit, an open SDK supporting analysis tools, simulators, visualizers, and core components. Set technical priorities with product teams, guide development teams, support internal and global developer communities, and expand software adoption across the quantum ecosystem. The role requires leadership of complex open-source projects, strong Python and C++ skills, developer ecosystem experience, and knowledge of areas such as compilers, simulators, analysis tools, or programming languages.

Embed with critical customers to understand operational workflows, rapidly prototype solutions, ship production-quality code, and extend the Method security platform. Translate field insights into repeatable product capabilities while navigating access controls, environmental restrictions, and security requirements. Collaborate with software and security engineers to turn prototypes into scalable product features.

Lead a small engineering team while remaining hands-on with Go backend development. Own technical direction, architecture, distributed systems, APIs, code quality, reliability, observability, and performance. Mentor engineers, guide code reviews, identify technical risks, improve delivery practices, and collaborate with Product and QA. Use AI-powered development tools to increase productivity and code quality.

Develop and ship features for mobile games across Unity/C# clients and Go backend services. Collaborate with Product, Design, and Art, troubleshoot live-product issues, improve code quality, maintain build and content pipelines, conduct testing and code reviews, support releases, and investigate regressions. The role requires ownership from implementation through production with limited supervision.

Build and operate scalable, accessible, high-performance web experiences for Calendly’s marketing website and Help Center. Own projects from technical design through deployment and iteration, develop frontend architecture and CMS integrations, improve SEO, AEO, accessibility, Core Web Vitals, and reliability, and collaborate with Marketing, Content, SEO, Design, Product, and Engineering. Provide technical leadership through testing, code reviews, documentation, mentorship, and architectural improvements.

Build and maintain scalable APIs and web applications across the full stack. Own end-to-end development of customer-facing and internal product features, collaborate cross-functionally, engage with customers, and help create secure, performant applications for healthcare environments.

Leads architecture and development of Trellix’s high-throughput cloud threat detection platform. Designs microservices, asynchronous submission pipelines, sandbox execution systems, full-stack analyst interfaces, secure AWS infrastructure, identity integrations, telemetry pipelines, and compliant multi-region architectures. Owns infrastructure as code, observability, production reliability, security practices, technical documentation, incident response, and SLA commitments while integrating AI-assisted development tools.

Build and scale reliable software systems supporting donor platforms, cash payments, and rapid-response programs. Own features end to end from architecture through deployment and monitoring, improve CI/CD and testing, troubleshoot production issues, and collaborate with product, operations, and data teams. The role also contributes to technical roadmaps and sustainable engineering practices in a mission-driven, fully remote organization.

Leads programming and development across three teams, overseeing software architecture, UI/UX, databases, application development, testing, controls, workflows, and system lifecycles. Translates business needs into technical requirements, manages project resources and delivery expectations, resolves system issues, establishes engineering standards, develops programming talent, and sets departmental budgets, policies, and strategic plans.