Top Software Engineer Jobs

Develop, modernize, support, and enhance Java applications and legacy systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting production issues, delivering new features, translating business needs into technical solutions, participating in code reviews and continuous testing, following SDLC and change management practices, mentoring junior developers, and supporting on-call operations.

Manage ACLED’s Drupal website and related web properties, including technical maintenance, troubleshooting, performance, security, accessibility, deployments, SEO, analytics, and reporting. Coordinate web requests and projects across departments, prioritize improvements, supervise a Digital Officer, and support organizational CMS and web-tool adoption.

Lead and develop engineering teams supporting Checkfront and Regiondo booking-management products. Own multi-team delivery, prioritization, reliability, incident response, observability, deployment quality, and technical health. Coach engineers and technical leaders, establish accountability, manage performance, partner with Product and stakeholders, and guide pragmatic improvements to maintainability, testing, performance, and operational practices.

Build and maintain scalable parent and clinician web applications and React Native mobile apps. The role designs and implements product features, collaborates with cross-functional teams, works closely with the CTO and founding engineer, and contributes to frontend architecture, product practices, hiring, and company culture.

Build and own the research platform for an AI-driven investment firm, including signal frameworks, backtesting engines, research APIs, financial data pipelines, evaluation tooling, and production trading systems. Ensure realistic simulations, data integrity, reproducibility, risk analysis, and protection against leakage and bugs. Collaborate closely with researchers and engineers, optimize numerical workloads, and manage deployment, monitoring, and reconciliation between live trading and backtests.

Build and maintain cross-platform endpoint agent capabilities for Windows, macOS, and Linux using Rust and native operating system APIs. Develop secure, concurrent, networked systems integrating with backend services, and own features from design through production support. Investigate complex endpoint issues, improve performance, reliability, security, and upgrades, and contribute through design reviews, code reviews, automated testing, and technical guidance.

Designs and develops Oracle- or PostgreSQL-backed database solutions, including relational models, SQL queries, views, stored procedures, indexes, and partitioning. Optimizes performance, reliability, and scalability; performs data quality checks; resolves integrity issues and database defects; supports application developers; documents schemas and changes; participates in code reviews; and mentors junior database engineers. The role is hybrid, requiring two days weekly in the Lincoln, Nebraska office.

Performs full software development lifecycle activities, including requirements analysis, system design, coding, testing, deployment, documentation, maintenance, and application support. Analyzes business workflows, recommends automation improvements, troubleshoots applications, monitors system performance, develops quality procedures, and serves as a liaison between technical teams and business users. May lead projects, educate users, provide updates to management, and participate in rotating on-call support.

Build and operate integrations between Army work-request and financial systems and IBM Maximo. Develop adapters, data mappings, reliable message delivery, exception handling, reconciliation dashboards, and interface documentation. Monitor interface health, troubleshoot failures, support security reporting, and follow secure coding, change management, testing, and approval processes. The role requires production integration experience, strong SQL skills, Maximo expertise, and familiarity with government environments. Periodic travel to Fort Campbell is required for testing and go-live.

Designs, builds, and operates full-stack software, infrastructure, and AI-powered legal technology systems. Responsibilities include developing applications and integrations, managing cloud infrastructure and CI/CD, implementing observability and reliability practices, contributing to AI/LLM solutions, establishing frontend design systems, and collaborating with attorneys, data scientists, IT, and other stakeholders.