Top Logistics Software Engineer Jobs

Develop and maintain Salesforce CPQ solutions, create custom objects, troubleshoot performance issues, and build integrations with external systems. Engage in agile processes and produce technical documentation.

The Staff Software Engineer will lead technical projects, mentor junior engineers, manage system health, and collaborate across teams while writing high-quality code and documentation.

The Analytics Engineer will manage BI modeling, create dashboards, ensure data quality, and collaborate with customers and teams for reporting needs.

Lead and inspire a new R&D engineering team focused on innovative CAD/CAM solutions, driving project execution and fostering a culture of continuous learning.

The Senior Salesforce Architect is responsible for designing and implementing Salesforce solutions, ensuring alignment with business needs, managing technical solutions, and optimizing operational efficiency.

The Director of Software Engineering leads technology and AI strategy, overseeing enterprise platforms, data infrastructures, and engineering talent development.

Design and build product features for a SaaS platform, lead technical projects, mentor engineers, and ensure high-quality code and user experience.

Design and build product functionality across the stack; lead projects; mentor others; ensure high-quality code and align technical efforts with product goals.

The Senior Software Engineer will design and build Foley's Dash SaaS platform, focusing on backend development with collaboration across the stack, ensuring high-quality software delivery, and contributing to architectural modernization efforts.

The Principal Software Engineer will lead backend architecture, focusing on infrastructure, security, and developer experience. Responsibilities include designing scalable systems, mentoring engineers, and collaborating across teams to optimize productivity while ensuring security compliance.

Mudflap seeks software engineers to build and scale their payments platform using Ruby on Rails, collaborating cross-functionally and owning features end-to-end.