Top Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs

As a Growth Engineer at Tailscale, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop the Tailscale product, contributing to both client code and backend services. Your role encompasses the entire product lifecycle, from ideation to execution, measuring user engagement, and iterating based on feedback. You will influence product strategy and enhance quality through continuous improvement and prototyping.

The Engineering Associate will support mining operations by installing survey stations, conducting measurements, updating digital maps, and reconciling mining data. Tasks include mapping underground facilities, maintaining ventilation maps, assisting engineers with surveys, and completing assigned engineering projects.

Civitech is seeking candidates interested in future product or engineering opportunities. The role involves contributing to technology that supports political campaigns by aggregating and visualizing data to enhance voter outreach and engagement.

As a Software Engineer III, you'll guide engineering projects, provide technical support, manage complex projects, conduct unit testing, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate across teams. You'll also participate in high-level design during project discovery phases.

As a Data Analytics Specialist, you will develop and implement GIS tools, leverage data visualization analytics, and maintain content management solutions for data analytics. You will utilize tools like ArcGIS and Google Cloud Platform for spatial analysis and create compelling ArgGIS StoryMaps for public consumption.

As an Engineer II, Software, you will collaborate with a diverse team to develop application-level software and user interfaces. Your role includes participating in reviews and utilizing Agile and Waterfall methodologies, while focusing on quality assurance throughout the software development process.

The Scheduling Engineer at NYISO is responsible for coordination of transmission and generation facility outages, conducting engineering studies, developing system limits, and utilizing power system analysis tools. Other responsibilities include preparing reports, coordinating system transfer restrictions, and supporting outage scheduling decisions.