Top Remote Entry Level C# Jobs

The Associate Velocity Sales Engineer supports partners and internal teams with technical pre-sales activities, assisting with demos, training, and maintaining support environments.

Join a small Agile team to design, develop, test, and maintain internal business applications. Contribute to existing codebases, fix bugs, monitor performance, collaborate with stakeholders, and produce basic documentation while learning from senior developers.

Join small Agile teams to develop, test, and maintain internal back-office applications. Contribute features, troubleshoot performance issues, follow SDLC practices, and collaborate with senior developers and stakeholders.

As a Software Engineer I, you'll contribute to the Home and Search Experience team at Affirm, collaborating on backend systems and APIs, ensuring quality code, and driving user engagement initiatives.

As an Outcome Engineer, you will architect multi-agent systems, implement automated governance, and build evaluation frameworks to enhance AI-powered workflows.

As a Staff Software Engineer, you will build a new venture from the ground up, collaborating with a small team to create functional prototypes and ensuring flexible architecture, utilizing AI tools for development efficiency.

As a Solutions Engineer at Dynatrace, you'll provide technical support in customer engagements, demonstrate platform capabilities, and build technical relationships. The role emphasizes collaboration, learning, and growth within a sales environment.

As a Backend Software Engineer, develop and maintain APIs, production code, and integrations while ensuring quality and security through testing and CI/CD pipelines.

The Product Engineer I maintains the product backlog, conducts stakeholder interviews, authors user stories, and leverages AI tools to enhance productivity within the team.

The role of Software Engineer II involves developing software solutions while collaborating with global technology teams in a flexible remote-friendly environment.

As a Software Engineer, you'll design, implement, and maintain critical systems, ensuring quality and safety while collaborating with teams and developing cloud-native services.