Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Hartford, CT

Develops and executes test programs for new, cost-reduced, and legacy electrical products. Coordinates prototyping, sample builds, internal and external laboratory testing, and third-party certification with organizations such as UL. Interprets standards, analyzes test data, performs product tear-downs and root-cause investigations, and provides design feedback. Leads cross-functional projects while ensuring compliance with applicable safety and performance standards.

Engineering interns support major development or production programs at TTM Technologies’ Stafford or Stafford Springs facilities. Responsibilities include hands-on testing, soldering, fixture assembly, test and process automation, engineering project work, and collaboration with assigned mentors. Interns receive professional and leadership development opportunities and present a final project to site leadership.

Develops proposal, pursuit, thought leadership, award, conference, project, presentation, website, and strategic communications content for an architecture and design firm. Partners with Business Development and Marketing Communications teams, interviews subject matter experts, researches and synthesizes complex information, and supports copy editing, proofreading, and quality assurance to maintain brand consistency.

Manage and grow a strategic enterprise client portfolio end-to-end: onboard and activate campaigns, monitor and analyze performance, troubleshoot, drive renewals and expansion, and coordinate cross-functional teams to deliver data-driven marketing and insight solutions.

The Career Readiness Coordinator develops employer partnerships and career-related job and internship opportunities for students. The role markets career programs to employers, students, and faculty; guides students on employment and skill development; and supports cooperative education, career services, and grant-funded programs. Additional duties include participating in committees, meetings, and college ceremonies, including occasional evening and weekend events.

Own the full enterprise sales cycle from prospecting through closing. Build pipeline through outbound outreach, networking, and partnerships; develop consultative strategies for executive decision-makers; collaborate with Sales Engineering, Product, and Customer Success; provide prospect feedback; refine sales processes and playbooks; monitor payment industry trends; forecast performance; and maintain accurate CRM records.

The AI Deployment Engineer will build, deploy, and scale AI solutions while collaborating across departments to ensure successful implementation and support of operational workflows.

Owns the end-to-end customer experience strategy and multi-year roadmap for a major line of business. Translates business goals into customer-centric initiatives, prioritizes execution, embeds voice-of-customer insights, tracks CX metrics, and leads cross-functional alignment across business, technology, marketing, and operations. Presents outcomes to executives and guides CX Directors and Consultants while influencing without direct authority.

Develops new business through prospecting, cold calling, research, and client meetings. Manages existing accounts, sells broadcast and digital marketing products, creates multi-platform campaigns, collaborates with internal teams, and delivers data-driven sales presentations. Builds client relationships, negotiates, solves business problems, and drives revenue across local, regional, and national markets.

Manages full-cycle recruiting for high-volume healthcare and home care positions, including sourcing, screening, interviewing, onboarding, and compliance. Partners with hiring managers, maintains candidate data in an ATS, coordinates background and credential checks, processes onboarding documentation, and supports job fairs and community outreach. Ensures compliance with employment laws and delivers a positive candidate experience while managing multiple hiring priorities.