Top Entry Level Java Developer Jobs

As a Corporate Technology Engineer, you will design and implement applications and infrastructure for staff, focusing on cloud-native and serverless technologies. Responsibilities include integrating third-party SaaS applications, managing operations in Azure and AWS, writing code, performing root cause analysis, and maintaining existing tech infrastructure. You'll also analyze reports to measure productivity and participate in on-call rotations.

As a Full-Stack Engineer, you will build features for a creator-driven web and mobile platform, collaborating with the engineering team on backend services and interacting with blockchain infrastructure. You'll write maintainable code and contribute to a fast-paced startup environment.

Build consumer products and experiences using xAI's models and algorithms, aiming to scale to millions of users. Collaborate in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.

Design and build open-source Pulumi SDKs in multiple programming languages, lead projects from concept to completion, contribute to the Pulumi community, and work at the forefront of cloud technologies and developer platforms.

As a Software Engineer at Demandbase, you will work on delivering AI products, building interactive applications with React and CSS, developing backend infrastructure using Terraform and Java SpringBoot, and engaging in a 24/7 on-call rotation. You will focus on applying the latest AI technologies and contribute to a culture that prioritizes working products and customer experience.

As a Web Engineer at Epic Games, you will build and maintain web applications that support millions of users, using modern tools and frameworks. You will collaborate with various stakeholders, follow coding best practices, and innovate with new technologies to create high-quality web experiences.

As a Ruby Software Engineer, you will maintain and enhance the infrastructure for financial technology products, ensuring reliability, performance, and scalability. You'll work with a team to troubleshoot issues, support migrations, and improve system efficiency while upholding coding standards and documentation.