Top Software Engineer Jobs

As a Full-Stack Software Engineer, you'll develop applications using Next.js and Node.js, support AWS infrastructure, and own end-to-end fixes in your code.

Designs and delivers scalable Salesforce solutions for complex enterprise environments. Responsibilities include building and managing Salesforce packages, developing custom applications, integrating systems, establishing version-control and collaboration practices, documenting work, following Agile and QA processes, gathering requirements, improving existing programs, and owning tasks through completion. The role requires Salesforce architecture experience, certifications, AppExchange implementation expertise, and familiarity with Apex, Lightning, Salesforce DX, JavaScript, APIs, middleware, and CI/CD.

Lead design, develop, troubleshoot, and deliver full‑stack enterprise applications. Mentor junior engineers, liaise with stakeholders and vendors, produce technical documentation, conduct code and design reviews, implement tests and automation, and provide on‑call support. Work within Agile/SDLC processes and evaluate new technologies to improve platforms and compliance.

Full Stack Software Engineering Interns build customer-facing features across frontend and backend systems. Responsibilities include developing React and TypeScript workflows, Python APIs and data pipelines, data modeling, testing, debugging, code review, and deployment. Interns own a scoped project with mentorship, collaborate across teams, and present results. The role is full-time and onsite in New York during Summer 2027.

Research and reverse-engineer web anti-automation systems, including browser detection, challenge flows, fingerprinting, and obfuscated JavaScript. Build and deploy browser automation, diagnostic, and monitoring infrastructure that improves scraping reliability across a large crawling fleet. Measure scrape success, investigate regressions, and ship production fixes quickly while collaborating with platform engineers.

Lead technical deployments of Percy, an agentic financial-crime compliance platform, for banks and fintechs. Configure and build customer-specific agents, integrate APIs and data pipelines, run historical-case backtests, debug cross-system issues, and guide customers through production rollout. Develop reusable implementation tooling, templates, and patterns while feeding customer insights back into product development. Serve as the primary technical customer contact and partner with core engineering on complex fixes.

Develop and maintain Microsoft Power Platform solutions supporting federal acquisition operations. Build PowerApps, Power BI dashboards, Power Automate workflows, and SharePoint integrations; automate processes; transform acquisition data into insights; and ensure security, accessibility, and records-management compliance. The role also involves stakeholder collaboration, troubleshooting, documentation, training, technical support, and researching new platform capabilities. Candidates need 7–10 years of IT development experience, including 3–5 years with Power Platform solutions, plus eligibility for Public Trust clearance.

Own product experiences from concept through production, including user flows, prototypes, polished frontend interfaces, and reusable UI patterns. Simplify complex wholesale workflows, design interactions for AI agents, work directly with customers, and incorporate user feedback. The role requires strong UI/UX judgment, frontend engineering ability, systems thinking, and initiative in a fast-growing startup environment.

Develop, test, and release full-stack production features across backend, frontend, infrastructure, architecture, analytics, and integrations. Parse complex healthcare datasets into actionable insights, contribute to data modeling and cloud pipelines, and participate in code reviews and technical decisions. The engineer will own problems end to end, collaborate with customers and product teams, and work in a hybrid NYC environment.

Leads end-to-end customer engagements integrating software with government data systems. Designs and builds custom workflows, translates ambiguous requirements into technical plans, debugs production issues in constrained environments, documents decisions, reviews code, mentors engineers, and makes delivery trade-offs. Requires customer-facing software engineering experience, data integration expertise, and willingness to travel to U.S. military installations.