Top Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs

The Pilot Hall Drive Unit Engineer will leverage expertise in automotive electric drive systems to troubleshoot issues, support production teams, foster collaboration, and implement quality assurance measures to optimize vehicle assembly and production flow.

As a Software Engineer at E3, you will develop and support quantitative models for energy systems, enhance existing models, gather technical requirements, and provide subject matter expertise in coding and data processing. You will collaborate with energy sector experts to create effective solutions for complex energy issues.

The Process Engineer will develop and implement measures to enhance production processes, provide technical support in engineering, prepare process documentation, collaborate with universities and research institutes, and define project scopes and proposals, ensuring high product quality and operational efficiency.

The Project Engineer I will assist in managing construction projects, ensuring timely completion within scope and budget. Responsibilities include planning, coordinating activities, monitoring progress, preparing documentation, resolving issues with team members, and overseeing safety compliance.

As a Graduate kdb+ Developer at Data Intellect, you will participate in a 3-month training program to become proficient in kdb+ and Q programming language. Post-training, you will work with major financial institutions, tackling big data challenges in the finance sector.

The Engineer – Automation is responsible for managing and optimizing production and laboratory automation systems, including PLC and database management. The role involves supporting equipment qualification, leading improvement projects, and ensuring compliance through documentation and training. This position emphasizes collaboration with various engineering disciplines to enhance operational technology initiatives.

The Process Engineer will support manufacturing processes by enabling technology transfer, authoring batch documentation, and collaborating cross-functionally to enhance efficiency. Responsibilities include evaluating existing processes, identifying improvements, and supporting operational success through documentation and technical oversight in a GMP environment.

The Electrical Engineer will act as a technical liaison, supporting product issue resolution by collaborating with teams, designing solutions, improving products, and providing field support. Key tasks include failure analysis, ensuring product readiness for launches, and maintaining communication with suppliers and stakeholders.