Top Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs

The Product Development Engineer will lead the development of new products at Pixelle's Chillicothe facility, focusing on trial planning and execution to ensure customer satisfaction and product quality. The role involves collaboration with sales and production teams, maintaining effective product development processes, and offering technical support to manufacturing.

As a QA Analyst, you'll plan and execute testing processes, develop and maintain test data, collaborate with project teams to ensure requirements are testable, and manage defects throughout the project lifecycle while participating in reviews and reporting testing status.

The SQL Developer will manage Azure cloud and on-prem MS SQL Server databases for a SaaS company. Responsibilities include creating and optimizing SQL queries, developing SSIS packages for ETL processes, analyzing data issues, and generating reports with Power BI.

As a Hardcore Engineer, you will build distributed systems for training large AI models, develop environments for agents, and optimize frameworks for data processing and inference. You will collaborate on complex engineering tasks and enhance AI model capabilities.

The Team Lead, Outside Sales will manage and coach a team of sales representatives, guiding them to meet sales targets and improve their skills. Responsibilities include leading daily meetings, recruiting, training, utilizing sales tools, and participating in community events to drive revenue.

As a DevOps Engineer I at Deckers Brands, you will focus on streamlining the software development lifecycle by enhancing developer productivity and code quality. Responsibilities include automating delivery processes, maintaining CI/CD pipelines, improving build and release processes, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to resolve pain points.

Responsible for the safe operation of locomotives, movement of railcars, and track maintenance under Federal Railroad Administration regulations. Participate in safety program, inspect equipment, deliver railcars, and document rail movements. High school diploma or equivalent required with no experience necessary. Must hold a valid driver's license and achieve FRA certification through in-house training.