Top Remote Hardware Engineer Jobs in Chicago, IL

As a Senior IoT Engineer, you will develop and maintain software for smart building technology, specifically with Z-Wave and Zigbee protocols. You'll manage the entire development lifecycle, automate testing, and collaborate with engineering and support teams to ensure high-quality solutions and troubleshoot any issues that arise.

The Lead Network Engineer will design, implement, and support an SDN-based Enterprise Network across 100 global locations. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, collaborating on high-level designs, conducting Proof-of-Concept activities, and transitioning deployments to operational teams. Key focus areas include traditional and cloud networking technologies.

The Sr. Software Engineer at Oportun will deliver complex software applications, ensure code quality through reviews, mentor junior engineers, and lead multiple features or projects while driving the evolution of the team's tools. Responsibilities include understanding business needs, technical leadership, troubleshooting issues, and maintaining system reliability.

The Project Engineer II will coordinate project schedules and financials, interact with clients and subcontractors, manage documentation, and assist in project management tasks. They will evaluate techniques and adapt methods for project assignments while ensuring deliverables are met, and work under the guidance of senior staff.

The Software Engineer at Forage will build products and engineering systems, write high-quality code, and ensure best practices in software testing. A strong understanding of computer science fundamentals is necessary, along with experience in scaling systems and working with logging and observability tools.

As a Senior Software Engineer at Anjuna, you will develop the Anjuna Seaglass Universal Confidential Computing Platform, collaborating with a global team throughout the software development lifecycle. Your role includes innovating solutions to complex security challenges and enhancing development processes, requiring strong experience in DevOps and cloud infrastructure.

As a Salesforce Administrator II, you'll develop and implement Salesforce functionalities to support business innovations, focusing on configuration, reporting, and documentation. You'll also collaborate with stakeholders and use Agile methodologies for project planning.