Top Entry Level DevOps Jobs

As a Carrier Integration Engineer, you will work across various disciplines to develop unmanned aircraft, including analyzing requirements, facilitating design, and ensuring integration into carrier environments. Responsibilities include collaborating with clients, managing design complexity, and driving data-informed decisions in a cross-disciplined environment to meet flight certification standards.

As a Firmware Engineer at Anduril Industries, you will develop low-level firmware for microcontrollers, create reusable device drivers, and quickly debug issues across hardware and software. You'll collaborate with electrical engineers, review schematics, and support system-level feature integration.

The Sourcing Engineer at Anduril Industries is responsible for developing the strategic supply network and managing cost throughout the product lifecycle. This role involves supplier selection, BOM management, cost engineering activities, and collaboration with engineering and manufacturing teams to ensure product development and production are efficient and cost-effective.

As an iOS Engineer for the Commerce Merchant Experience team, you will develop and enhance consumer and merchant-facing products, focusing on creating scalable and durable code. Your role includes building new functionalities for merchants, conducting product testing, and delivering features quickly to millions of customers. You will work collaboratively with internal teams to ensure high-quality product development that values customer feedback.

The Mechanical Engineer will prototype new mechanisms, analyze electro-mechanical systems, create CAD designs, collaborate with teams for mass production, and innovate in 3D printing, ensuring precision and functionality.

As a 3D Printing R&D Engineer at Formlabs, you will create novel 3D printing techniques, conduct experiments, analyze data, and collaborate with various engineering teams to enhance printer designs. You will focus on developing and validating hardware and software improvements to current printing processes.