Top Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs

The Full Stack Developer will work from home as a freelancer, handling both desktop and mobile application development. Responsibilities include utilizing various front-end and back-end languages, frameworks, and database knowledge to create functional applications while managing client communication effectively.

As an ArcGIS Developer, you will develop tools and applications for ArcGIS Enterprise users, automate tasks, and build web and mobile applications. You will work within an Agile framework to support the FBI's GEOINT program, focusing on data-driven solutions for incident operations and national security events.

As an Application Engineer in the Postsales team, you will be responsible for providing technical support to customers, managing their requests, and ensuring they gain the maximum value from Applied's products. You'll interact closely with autonomy developers and solve complex issues related to our tools, while also running office hours and leading workstreams in customer engagements.

As a Vehicle Development Engineer I, you will plan and execute vehicle level development tests, manage assigned test vehicles, prepare for tests, execute test plans, collect data, and collaborate with engineering teams to report and address issues. Extensive travel for testing will be required.

The Solutions Engineer at Strider Technologies will engage with prospective clients to understand their needs, support the sales team with technical expertise, demonstrate products, create presentations, and communicate effectively between clients and internal teams to ensure seamless integration and satisfaction.

The Data Engineer will develop data pipelines and products using AWS, Azure, or GCP, advise clients on cloud methodologies, solve complex data problems, and collaborate with users to maximize data architecture plans.

The Hardware QA Tester will execute test plans for new and existing products, support QA discussions in meetings, and ensure quality in mechanical and electronic hardware testing. Responsibilities include using tools like calipers and digital microscopes, data analysis, and problem-solving related to hardware issues.