Top Senior Level Jobs in Portland, OR

Configure and implement complex enterprise SaaS solutions for third-party risk management clients. Design workflows, data models, automations, business rules, and integrations based on client requirements. Translate functional designs into technical configurations, troubleshoot implementation issues, support UAT and go-lives, advise clients, and coordinate offshore development resources. Contribute to implementation standards, documentation, and process improvements while maintaining strong client relationships.

Serve as the frontline technical expert for Temporal’s developer community. Deploy and scale cloud-native infrastructure, troubleshoot distributed systems, optimize performance, improve reliability, and build automation and observability solutions. Work directly with developers and engineering teams on Kubernetes, networking, monitoring, and infrastructure best practices. Translate customer use cases into architecture recommendations and influence platform improvements through strong technical communication.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you'll optimize and create cloud functions and SDKs, collaborating with product teams to enhance user experience and system functionality. Your role involves strategic project scoping and efficient systems design.

Leads KEEN’s global footwear product development organization from concept through commercialization. Establishes development standards, technical capabilities, operating processes, and talent strategies while overseeing construction, materials, tooling, fit, testing, quality, cost, manufacturability, and factory partnerships. Partners with product, design, engineering, sourcing, and manufacturing teams to improve product integrity, speed, margin, quality, and commercialization outcomes. Drives continuous improvement, innovation validation, organizational development, and global cross-functional alignment.

Leads global industrial automation and controls engineering for semiconductor manufacturing. Designs, deploys, commissions, validates, and supports PLC, HMI/SCADA, MES, industrial networking, instrumentation, cybersecurity, and Industry 4.0 solutions. Manages capital projects, develops automation standards and roadmaps, integrates production data systems, troubleshoots complex failures, conducts root cause analysis, and provides plant-floor and on-call support. Requires extensive manufacturing automation experience, advanced PLC and controls expertise, and approximately 20% domestic and international travel.

Executes ASIC and SoC physical design from RTL or gate-level netlist through GDSII, including floorplanning, placement, clock tree synthesis, routing, timing closure, and physical signoff. Resolves timing, power, area, congestion, and signal integrity issues using industry-standard EDA tools. Collaborates with cross-functional design teams, develops automation scripts and flows, and supports tapeout-ready implementation and methodology improvements.

Manages sales and rental growth for Parts, Tools, and Accessories across the Pacific Northwest. Responsibilities include maintaining customer accounts, cold calling prospects, conducting in-person presentations, negotiating pricing and terms, closing sales, conducting business reviews, coordinating with inside representatives, managing referrals and follow-up, and meeting territory revenue goals. The role requires frequent travel to customer sites, trade shows, and training events, including overnight stays and extensive driving or flights.

Advises affordable housing developers on LIHTC transactions from feasibility through closing. Leads strategy, feasibility analysis, capital stack structuring, QAP applications, underwriting reviews, financial modeling, agency interactions, investor requirements, and post-award activities. Manages client and stakeholder relationships, communicates complex LIHTC concepts, reviews staff work, provides training, and contributes to best practices.

The Manager, Assurance Services leads multiple audit projects and client engagements, communicates engagement expectations and status, develops client and coworker relationships, supports business development, and coaches staff accountants. The role requires nonprofit accounting expertise, CPA licensure, strong financial statement analysis, leadership, and public accounting experience. Travel is expected 15–20% of the time.

Underwrites and manages a complex commercial lines portfolio serving nonprofit human services organizations and education institutions. Analyzes risks, determines coverage and pricing, manages renewals, drives remediation, ensures regulatory compliance, and develops agent relationships. Advises and mentors underwriting staff, reviews referrals, conducts audits, supports training, and collaborates with risk control and distribution teams to achieve profitable portfolio growth.