Top Software Engineer Jobs

The Enterprise Architect will develop and align technical strategies with business goals, create technical roadmaps, provide oversight on system changes, and lead enterprise initiatives while building consensus among teams and managing budget constraints.

The IT Engineer at ETech 7 is responsible for supporting and maintaining software and services across various platforms, managing network infrastructure, ensuring security, and providing client support. Duties include handling virtualization technologies, disaster recovery solutions, and troubleshooting technical issues while maintaining documentation and communication with clients.

Responsible for the development, maintenance, and enhancement of business applications, ensuring timely access to accurate real-time data while maintaining enterprise application programs and coordinating with various departments. Duties also include creating documentation, unit testing, and resolving computer hardware and software issues.

The Senior Sales Engineer will manage the sales engineering lifecycle, develop customized presentations and POCs for clients, engage in advanced technical discussions, and maintain industry and product expertise while collaborating closely with Account Executives.

You will enhance the efficiency of autonomy solutions by developing automation scripts, ensuring seamless over-the-air software deployment, calibrating sensors, and creating debugging tools. You will also maintain build, deploy, and test workflows while contributing to cloud infrastructure for tools and services.

Principal Solutions Consultant at Resulticks, a global marketing automation platform, responsible for providing pre-sales solutions, product demonstrations, and ensuring successful integration cycles. Represent Resulticks as a brand ambassador, qualify prospects, and collaborate with sales and product teams to deliver technical solutions.

The Machining Process Engineer focuses on machining processes including Turning, Milling, and Grinding, both Manual and CNC. Responsibilities include leading continuous improvement projects, creating standard operating procedures, developing work instructions, and ensuring quality standards are met. The role requires collaboration with production managers and training other employees.