Top Software Engineer Jobs

The Senior Software Engineer will develop software and implement solutions, mentor engineers, and improve engineering processes at a remote startup.

Lead and grow a full-stack engineering team to deliver fundraising-focused frontend features. Hands-on manager who ships code, reviews PRs, shapes architecture, improves engineering practices, mentors engineers, and ensures product quality, performance, security, and accessibility while aligning frontend strategy with company objectives.

The Big Data Developer role involves developing applications using Java and managing Big Data using tools like Spark and Hadoop. The candidate should possess strong SQL skills and knowledge of algorithms and data structures.

The job posting is an open application to join the GeoSoftware team, inviting candidates to submit their resumes and cover letters.

The Machine Learning Engineer will develop and enhance ML-powered products focusing on models, metrics, pipelines, and collaboration with product teams.

Design, build, test and deploy full-stack enterprise applications, APIs and integrations. Contribute back-end services, cloud-native and CI/CD work, participate in design and code reviews, troubleshoot, mentor peers, and collaborate in Agile teams to deliver scalable, maintainable solutions.

Lead front-end design and development for RapidView to manage Surtrac. Build interfaces for hardware/settings, real-time visualizations, automation tools to simplify deployments, and develop/test a mobile or web app integrating with Surtrac.

As a Full Stack Engineer, you'll work on both frontend and backend systems, focusing on customer-facing components and product features. You'll collaborate with various teams and be responsible for shipping high-quality software that addresses real customer needs.

The Backend Software Engineer will develop internal tools in Rust to enhance production efficiency, collaborating across teams and driving project ownership.

Perform technical code review and analysis for complex technology disputes, determine code provenance and function, prepare memos and expert reports, rebut other experts, support and prepare testifying experts, manage multiple engagements, review junior staff, and communicate findings to clients and counsel.