Top Hybrid Software Engineer Jobs

Develop Python applications and testing scripts for Wi-R reference hardware, including smartglasses, earbuds, wearables, EEG and EMG nodes, and health-monitoring devices. The role involves backend development, AWS server deployment, embedded programming, low-level hardware interfacing, firmware debugging, hardware compatibility validation, and test automation. Candidates should understand IoT systems, communication protocols, electrical test equipment, CI/CD, and virtualization or container technologies.

Build and polish a mobile-first physician app, extend Python APIs and PostgreSQL data models, and ship tested production features. The role involves frontend ownership with React and TypeScript, backend development with Python and FastAPI, product-focused architecture decisions, UX refinement, and autonomous feature delivery. Candidates should have production experience, frontend craftsmanship, backend comfort, design sensibility, and an AI-native approach. DevOps, event-driven systems, experimentation, analytics, startup, and healthcare experience are advantageous.

Software engineering intern supporting and enhancing legacy applications used for customer ordering, warehouse operations, and purchasing. Responsibilities include coding, testing, debugging, documenting, designing program enhancements, creating unit test plans, resolving issues, and participating in Agile Scrum ceremonies. The intern will gain experience with COBOL, JCL, IBM Mainframe, Tandem systems, enterprise software, and modernization initiatives while working with technical teams and business stakeholders.

Design, develop, test, implement, and support full-stack cloud-native software solutions in Azure. Build microservices and RESTful APIs, integrate databases and third-party services, maintain CI/CD pipelines, and apply DevOps, Agile, testing, code review, and software engineering best practices. Collaborate with cross-functional teams on sprint planning, prioritization, delivery milestones, innovation, and technical risk mitigation.

The Software Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, testing, and maintaining full-stack web applications using .NET technologies, focusing on individual contributions and learning team standards.

Design, implement, verify, and debug real-time embedded flight software for spacecraft and space vehicles. Lead architecture and design decisions, develop simulators and automated testing frameworks, perform system-level testing, and support CI efforts. Collaborate with hardware, avionics, guidance, navigation, control, and systems teams. Mentor engineers, review requirements and code, and contribute across multiple Agile programs.

Leads a 10–15-person software development team, establishing scalable Scrum leadership and standardized delivery processes. Partners cross-functionally to deliver projects on time, within scope, with strong quality, customer satisfaction, and margins. Oversees developer utilization, dashboards, QA, compliance, auditability, continuous improvement, and leadership reporting. Builds high-performing teams, develops technical leaders, and creates structure in ambiguous, transformational environments.

Leads enterprise cloud, integration, and mainframe engineering solutions for highly available applications. Designs cloud integrations, microservices, event-driven architectures, CI/CD pipelines, and z/OS platform solutions. Develops and supports COBOL, JCL, REXX, Assembler, Db2, CICS, and related mainframe components. Provides Level 3 production support, automation, monitoring, recovery, incident resolution, documentation, and on-call coverage. Leads agile teams, project planning, modernization initiatives, vendor integrations, and technical architecture efforts while ensuring security, compliance, and operational reliability.

Leads the engineering function for identity, compliance, and risk shared services. Owns roadmap, domain models, architecture, regulatory requirements, hiring, team development, incident response, threat modeling, and cross-functional partnerships with Product, Compliance, Legal, Security, and Risk. This player-coach role requires hands-on technical leadership in regulated financial systems, including identity, onboarding, AML, fraud, and risk decisioning.

Develop and maintain Power Apps and Power Automate solutions for Department of the Interior mission and administrative processes. Build Dataverse models, integrate Microsoft 365 and third-party APIs, and implement secure, reliable, accessible applications. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, development, testing, UAT, deployment, monitoring, troubleshooting, performance optimization, documentation, and knowledge transfer in a federal IT environment.