Top Entry Level QA Engineer Jobs

As a Software Engineer at Loop, you'll design, build, and maintain web applications and APIs, focusing on exceptional customer experience. You'll contribute to a scalable engineering practice, engage in software testing, CI/CD processes, and enhance the engineering culture.

The Project Engineer at Mondelez International is responsible for providing Integrated Supply Change (ISC) feasibility perspectives and managing capital investment initiatives for the Clif Bar Plant in Twin Falls, Idaho. The role involves ensuring safety protocols, driving productivity planning, facilitating equipment designs, and leading new product launches.

As a Software QA Engineer, you will develop automated test scripts, conduct testing, collaborate with team members, identify bugs, create test plans, and maintain testing strategies to ensure software quality.

The Global Support L2 Engineer is responsible for troubleshooting platform-related issues, providing solutions, conducting root-cause analysis, and collaborating with R&D for product improvement. The role involves interacting with a global customer base and utilizing various technologies to enhance product performance.

As a Software Application Engineer, you will design, implement, and test frontend and backend application code, develop APIs, troubleshoot technical problems, and collaborate with product teams to improve healthcare technology solutions.

As a Code Wrangler at Automattic, you'll collaborate in a global team to enhance WordPress and its ecosystem. This involves working with PHP and JavaScript, contributing to large-scale systems, engaging in code reviews, and participating in architectural discussions. You'll also focus on user experience and help improve software performance.

The Software Engineer will design, develop, and maintain high-load server applications primarily using C++. Responsibilities include debugging existing functionalities, performing application architecture analysis, and collaborating with team members for integration.