Top Entry Level DevOps Jobs

The Process Engineer will design, implement, and optimize manufacturing processes, collaborating with teams to ensure quality and efficiency. Responsibilities include developing process documentation, performing simulations, troubleshooting issues, and managing projects.

Applications Engineer responsible for generating technical proposals, cost estimates, and submittals. Handle plan and specification reviews, order processing, and various projects independently. B.S. degree in Engineering required with good communication and organizational skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Salesforce preferred.

As an IT Network Engineer, you will work on configuring and managing network devices, improving operational procedures, and troubleshooting network issues. You'll support the setup of corporate devices and circuits, monitor network performance, and document processes in a collaborative environment.

The Automation Development Engineer will develop and maintain automated test scripts and frameworks, manage CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, and collaborate with teams to enhance software testing processes. They will troubleshoot automation issues and document test cases while utilizing tools like Git for version control and basic Linux for scripting tasks.

The Quality Engineer will monitor safety alerts, respond to inquiries, evaluate products for safety claims, identify trends, issue reports, collaborate with legal and insurance, manage escalations, and coordinate projects across departments.

The Sr. Principal Scientist, Antibody Engineering will lead laboratory activities related to antibody engineering including cloning, mutagenesis, library construction, and variant affinity screening. Responsibilities include generating and screening site-directed, CDR randomization and combinatorial antibody libraries for affinity maturation and developability optimization, characterizing antibodies, and contributing to the engineering of advanced modalities such as muti-specific antibodies and antibody conjugates.

Develops, designs, and tests software by collaborating with analysts and architects. Coordinates development processes, resolves issues, practices software engineering standards, and mentors less-experienced staff. Ensures software aligns with business requirements and participates in code reviews.