Top Engineering Jobs

Leads multiple engineering teams and managers responsible for a scalable payments platform. Owns technical strategy, architecture, performance, resilience, operational excellence, reliability, AI-enabled productivity, and engineering quality. Partners with Product, Cloud Engineering, Security, and payment gateway providers while recruiting, developing, and retaining engineering talent. Preferred experience includes payment gateways, processors, authorization, settlement, reconciliation, payment risk, transaction correctness, idempotency, payment security, and PCI compliance.

Designs electrical systems for building construction projects from schematic design through construction completion. Responsibilities include preparing and sealing drawings, performing engineering calculations, sizing equipment, producing construction documents, coordinating with other disciplines, researching codes, reviewing estimates, attending construction meetings, conducting site observations, preparing assessment reports, mentoring designers, and maintaining project documentation.

Senior Software Engineer developing and deploying production-grade software in a cross-functional Agile team. Responsibilities include solving complex technical problems, designing scalable and reliable solutions, contributing to coding standards, debugging, testing, stakeholder collaboration, process improvement, and mentoring engineers. The role emphasizes .NET, C#, React, React Native, AWS cloud development, relational databases, SQL, software architecture, and high-quality maintainable code.

Build and maintain production platforms across the full stack, make architecture decisions, troubleshoot complex reliability and integration issues, review code and designs, mentor early-career engineers, document technical tradeoffs, and partner with Security and Data Analytics. The role requires hands-on software engineering expertise, strong system design judgment, and effective use of AI-powered development tools while retaining ownership of engineering quality.

Administers and improves the University's wired, wireless, and wide area network infrastructure. Configures switching, routing, wireless, firewalls, VPNs, and network security controls; monitors performance; resolves complex incidents; performs root cause analysis; and delivers network projects. Maintains documentation, standards, capacity plans, and automation. Provides technical guidance to technicians and student workers, collaborates with internal teams and vendors, participates in on-call and after-hours maintenance, and supports auxiliary campus network services.

Interns gain hands-on experience with Azure cloud engineering, Terraform infrastructure as code, CI/CD, SQL and data engineering, C#/.NET API development, enterprise IT operations, troubleshooting, security, and technical documentation. The role includes completing a defined modernization or technical project from requirements through deployment and presentation while learning enterprise architecture, monitoring, identity, secrets management, and production-support practices.

Lead mechanical engineering for mineral refining facilities from concept through commissioning. Responsibilities include equipment design, plant layouts, static equipment calculations, FEA, solids-handling systems, vendor management, multidisciplinary EPC coordination, and construction and startup support. The role requires hands-on delivery of greenfield and brownfield projects involving tanks, vessels, silos, conveyors, kilns, and other industrial processing equipment.

Develops and verifies model-based control algorithms for the PrisMax medical device. Responsibilities include designing algorithms in MATLAB, Simulink, and Stateflow; generating code for embedded software; modeling system dynamics; conducting simulation and model-, software-, and hardware-in-the-loop testing; analyzing test results; documenting traceable designs; leading technical reviews; and mentoring engineers. The role requires cross-functional collaboration across systems, software, hardware, quality, and verification teams, with emphasis on safety-critical product development.

Designs, implements, monitors, maintains, and troubleshoots LAN, WAN, WiFi, and core networking infrastructure across hospital campuses and clinics. Responsibilities include managing routers, switches, access points, documentation, inventory, capacity planning, disaster recovery, change management, and infrastructure upgrades. Collaborates with help desk, systems administrators, and security teams while developing technical proposals and coordinating cross-functional projects.

Talent pipeline for future technology projects involving Google Cloud, software development, data engineering, cloud infrastructure and architecture, DevOps, cybersecurity, cloud security, and AI. Candidates at all career stages may apply, including recent graduates, career switchers, and experienced professionals. Applicants should submit a current resume detailing technical experience, education, projects, and certifications.