Top Entry Level QA Engineer Jobs

The Vibrations Test Engineer II will work in a lab to design and test measurement systems, perform vibration testing, and support product design analysis using engineering principles. Responsibilities include developing test plans, analyzing data, and collaborating with design teams to enhance product performance.

As a Hardware Engineer on the PROps team, you will design, build, and test prototypes in robotics, ensuring the integration of mechanical and electrical systems. Responsibilities include documenting processes, evaluating system performance through field tests, and collaborating with various stakeholders. You will also be involved in fabricating components using rapid prototyping equipment and safely deploying research equipment.

As a Full Stack Developer at Sensor Tower, you'll work on an advertising analytics platform, solving performance challenges and refactoring reports. You'll code primarily in C# and SQL, with occasional JavaScript work, in a mixed Windows and Linux environment. You'll engage in Kanban processes, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and advocate for clean code and system design.

As a Software Engineer at Innovative Systems, you will design, build, and maintain reliable software code, improve existing products, develop and maintain RESTful web services, and optimize applications for performance. Collaboration with team members and understanding the product suite are key responsibilities.

As a Prototype Fabrication Engineering Technician, you will participate in early concept design, manufacture prototypes, and collaborate with engineering teams to build and test mechanical sub-systems. You will work with various mechanical and electro-mechanical assembly techniques and have responsibilities in maintenance and cleanliness of the machine shop operations.

The Project Controls Engineer will coordinate with various departments to support engineering life cycles, perform due diligence to ensure high-quality project deliverables, identify and solve roadblocks, and produce key project controls deliverables including budgets and project schedules while fostering client relationships.

The Quality Assurance Specialist will oversee quality-related activities at the manufacturing facility, including product sampling, inspection, customer complaints, and compliance with specifications. The role emphasizes risk identification and collaboration with operations for continuous improvement in quality.