Top Remote Software Engineer Jobs in Boston, MA

Developers are expected to design responsive WordPress themes, work with UI/UX, and handle WooCommerce and Elementor components.

The role involves leading frontend development, maintaining UI components, overseeing CI/CD pipelines, mentoring engineers, and enhancing application performance in collaboration with cross-functional teams.

The role involves developing applications using Java and Spring, conducting business analysis, and ensuring alignment between technical teams and stakeholders.

The Implementation Engineer configures and customizes Salesforce solutions, partnering with teams to deliver quality implementations. Responsibilities include data migration, troubleshooting, documentation, and ensuring scalability and alignment with customer needs.

The Sr. BIM Specialist leads modeling workflows, ensures accurate Revit documentation, mentors Designers, and drives BIM coordination across projects.

The Principal Developer will lead the technical direction of the Exposure Management product area, contribute to architectural decisions, mentor engineers, and ensure high engineering standards across teams.

As a COBOL Mainframe Application Developer, you will enhance unemployment software, modernize disability insurance applications, and provide technical support to clients. Duties include coding, analyzing dependencies, documentation, and mentoring junior developers.

As a Senior Gameplay Programmer, you will create and enhance gameplay mechanics using Unreal Engine 5, collaborate on gameplay code, and ensure performance and scalability in game development.

The Technical Writer will create and maintain product documentation, safety content, and compliance instructions for wellness devices, collaborating with various teams to ensure accuracy and regulatory adherence.

As a Full Stack Engineering Intern, you will work on building Nash's agentic layer, shipping features using React and Python, translating logistics problems into products, participating in design discussions, and writing clean, well-tested code.