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As a Civil/Environmental Project Engineer, you will work on project teams to perform engineering calculations, data analysis, and report writing. Your role involves conducting remediation monitoring, preparing regulatory documents, assisting with field investigations, and providing oversight on contractor activities, all under the mentorship of senior staff.

The Environmental Civil Project Engineer will lead engineering and project management tasks, mentor junior staff, ensure QA/QC standards, and support marketing efforts. They will work independently and assist the Project Manager with billing management for projects.

The Environmental Project Engineer will lead and complete technical tasks for remediation projects, from development through design and operation. Responsibilities include preparing design plans, managing subcontractors, conducting evaluations and compliance checks, maintaining project budgets, and producing technical reports while collaborating with clients and regulatory agencies.

The Senior Voice Engineer will design, implement, and maintain voice and unified communications solutions, collaborating with IT professionals to resolve issues and ensure efficacy of voice systems. Responsibilities include configuring devices, troubleshooting network problems, and maintaining documentation.

The Application Engineer I is responsible for evaluating the application of company products, providing technical support and training, conducting performance inspections, and assisting with product specifications and development. They collaborate with various teams, perform troubleshooting, and drive continuous improvements to enhance customer resolutions and product performance.

Design and develop next generation Fixed Wireless Access platform algorithms focusing on PHY and MAC layers. Conduct performance analysis, optimize implementations, and collaborate with product teams to address challenges in the wireless communication domain.

As a Developer Support Engineer at JFrog, you'll troubleshoot CI/CD scenarios, develop scripts in Bash, Python, and Groovy for automation, and manage complex customer-facing cases involving various architectures across multiple platforms. You will collaborate with internal teams and maintain a knowledge base of solutions.

The Endpoint Security Engineer is responsible for implementing and maintaining endpoint security strategies. They deploy network security products, manage incidents, and ensure the security infrastructure meets business needs. They also support enterprise-wide security solutions and work with hardware and software selection to improve overall cybersecurity posture.

The Cyber Engineer will oversee security engineering, ensuring compliance with DoD Information Assurance requirements and risk management frameworks. Responsibilities include the design and implementation of defensive security strategies, system specifications, evaluating security postures, and developing procedures to resolve security challenges across multiple environments. They will utilize various cybersecurity tools and technologies to design secure network architectures effective in threat mitigation.

As a Principal Cyber Security Engineer, you will design and maintain complex systems to protect customer networks from cyber threats, collaborate with teams to meet security requirements, troubleshoot issues, and mentor junior members while staying current with industry trends.

The Staff Software Engineer will oversee full stack development for HungerRush 360, contributing to all phases of the software development cycle. Responsibilities include coding, testing, mentoring others, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring quality and performance in collaboration with non-technical departments.

The Sr. Software Engineer will design and program applications using the .NET framework and Angular, develop UI/UX, perform integration testing, migrate legacy systems, manage database operations, and create REST APIs. Strong skills in C#, VB.NET, and cloud development technologies are required.