Top Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs

The Quality Assurance Coordinator will maintain quality records, assist in creating and revising quality documents, manage quality samples, perform testing, and generate quality reports. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, and experience in quality assurance or a related field.

The Software Engineer will collaborate with the R&D team to design and develop solutions for complex problems. This role involves rapid learning of various technology stacks and contributing to an agile team focused on improving supply chain and inventory management software.

Join the Summers Agency as an Entry Level Sales representative. This role involves selling life and mortgage protection insurance policies to clients, with a focus on teamwork and a strong commitment to customer service. Candidates should be self-motivated, with excellent communication skills and a willingness to learn.

Debt Advisors at Alleviate are personal finance professionals who build relationships with clients to provide tailored debt relief programs. The role emphasizes personal interaction and education, aiming to secure client business through trust and support. This position allows for growth within the company for those who excel in performance.

As a Field Software Engineer, you'll design and deploy cloud infrastructure and applications for clients, work across the Linux stack, and use Python to develop solutions like Kubernetes operators. You'll collaborate with customers, solve problems, and promote engineering culture while learning about various technologies.

The SDET Automation Tester will analyze requirements, write and execute test cases, conduct exploratory testing, and provide inputs during test planning meetings. This role involves extensive testing in an Agile environment and requires proficiency in automation tools, programming, and good communication skills.

The Site Reliability Engineer - Rotational Development Program at Equifax involves working in a DevOps environment, contributing to the build and run of fault-tolerant systems, creating new tools for incident auto-remediation, measuring and monitoring system impairments, and cross-training in various areas within the organization. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field is required.