Top Software Engineer Jobs

Lead development of Chariot’s claims processing pipeline and CRM systems, transforming manual scripts into reliable, observable production infrastructure. Build claimant and law-firm workflows, fraud detection and verification stages, dashboards, integrations, internal tooling, and AI agent harnesses. Own product decisions, recruit and develop engineers, and establish pipeline reliability. The role requires staff-level software ownership, early-stage startup experience, and proficiency with Go and AWS.

Teach Upper School technology and computer science courses, including programming, AP Computer Science, CAD/CAM, cybersecurity, fabrication, and artificial intelligence. Develop engaging project-based instruction, assess student learning, integrate technology across the curriculum, and collaborate with the Educational Technology Department. Communicate with students and families, advise students, participate in school committees and events, pursue professional development, and maintain a safe, inclusive classroom environment.

Provides integration, installation, configuration, compilation, troubleshooting, and sustainment support for heterogeneous HPC software, servers, clusters, operating systems, schedulers, and networks. Develops Linux shell scripts and Python software while supporting parallel processing, configuration management, and multi-vendor HPC technologies. Requires extensive experience, DoD IAT II certification, and an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.

Build and maintain payment connectors and web/mobile applications, collaborate with designers and developers, implement new features, troubleshoot and optimize existing systems, adopt new technologies, and deliver high-quality solutions within an Agile team focused on ecommerce and payments integrations.

Design, build, and scale high-throughput, low-latency Go services powering blockchain RPC infrastructure. Architect distributed systems, own production delivery, improve uptime and latency, resolve complex production issues, and collaborate across Product, Infrastructure, and Developer Experience teams.

Eight-week summer IT internship for undergraduate and graduate students. Interns will contribute to software development lifecycle activities, implement automation for manual business processes, test and troubleshoot software, document solutions, and participate in Agile ceremonies. The program includes mentoring, collaboration with business leaders, professional development, and work on real business projects at Protective’s Birmingham, Alabama corporate office.

Design, build, and operate scalable Python backend services, APIs, event-driven systems, integrations, and data pipelines supporting manufacturing and operations. Partner with hardware, manufacturing, quality, and operations teams to deliver reliable production systems. Lead technical design, mentor engineers, establish engineering patterns, and contribute to deployment, monitoring, observability, and continuous improvement across globally distributed teams.

Develop and maintain scalable full-stack software using .NET and Angular. Responsibilities include front-end and back-end development, technical leadership, mentoring, architecture collaboration, code reviews, unit testing, quality assurance, troubleshooting, and cross-functional delivery of integrated software solutions.

Own performance of a real-time autonomous vehicle behavior-planning pipeline, including latency, throughput, memory usage, thread safety, profiling, optimization, concurrency, benchmarking, telemetry, and performance regression prevention. Partner with autonomy teams to design low-overhead C++ interfaces and execution guardrails.

Build internal software for field collection operations, including tasking, site setup, device inventory, shift tracking, local tools, and site-health monitoring. Improve operational efficiency by observing field workflows, removing bottlenecks, and making site expansion repeatable. Integrate field tools with data infrastructure and marketplace incentives, while collaborating closely with on-the-ground teams and occasionally traveling to field sites.