Top Remote Engineering Jobs

Leads a full-stack engineering team developing customer-facing SaaS products across web, mobile, backend, and AI systems. Owns engineering strategy, architecture, reliability, security, privacy, delivery planning, product health, and measurable customer outcomes. Partners with Product, Design, and customer-facing teams to define and ship products, uses production data to guide priorities, and hires, develops, and manages engineering talent.

Design, develop, and maintain RESTful APIs and scalable event-driven cloud solutions using TypeScript and AWS. Build infrastructure as code with AWS CDK, implement secure and highly available architectures, troubleshoot production issues, optimize performance, participate in technical planning and code reviews, document solutions, collaborate with teams and vendors, and mentor engineers on AWS best practices.

Leads controls, automation, and electrical systems at a manufacturing plant. Responsibilities include managing modernization and capital projects, supporting PLCs, HMIs, MES, robotics, and advanced manufacturing technologies, improving reliability and performance through data and analytics, ensuring electrical safety compliance, troubleshooting complex issues, and mentoring E&I technicians.

Develop open-source Web3 and Web2 technologies for the Canton Network, solving complex distributed systems and security challenges. Own major software components, contribute to cloud deployments and operations, collaborate across distributed engineering teams, mentor engineers, and improve systems and processes. The role requires strong polyglot programming skills, preferably in Scala or Haskell, plus experience with Kubernetes, Pulumi, Helm, and Grafana.

Design and build reliable, scalable backend services, search APIs, semantic and lexical search systems, and platform components serving millions of users. Collaborate with engineering, product, and QA teams to translate requirements into solutions, while improving observability, monitoring, alerting, and operational readiness. Support multi-region systems using CI/CD, infrastructure as code, containers, high availability, and disaster recovery practices.

Leads a student-facing software engineering team while managing people, technical direction, architecture, delivery, and team health. The role combines hands-on coding, code review, technical debt ownership, pragmatic architectural decisions, AI-assisted development, and agile process improvement. The manager owns direct-report development, performance management, career growth, and team culture while partnering closely with Product to improve execution and learning.

As a Senior Rendering Engineer, you'll develop rendering technologies, integrate third-party solutions, optimize performance, and mentor junior engineers while collaborating on game production.

Own backend performance and scalability improvements for a mature Java-based Athlete Management System. Diagnose bottlenecks across APIs, databases, calculations, and background jobs; improve data access, asynchronous processing, observability, containerization, and reliability. Develop technical plans, drive changes through production, collaborate with the Data Platform team, review architecture, mentor engineers, and participate in on-call support.

Build and maintain front-end and back-end features, RESTful APIs, and services under senior-engineer guidance. Participate in agile ceremonies, code reviews, testing, debugging, and secure coding. Take ownership of scoped engineering tasks, communicate clearly, learn quickly, and progressively handle more complex client-facing software work across web, mobile, and AI-integrated projects.

Own a product area end to end, making independent architecture, scope, and engineering investment decisions. Collaborate with leadership on product direction, improve the engineering team through reviews and design discussions, and work across backend, web, mobile, and infrastructure layers. The role requires strong judgment, autonomy, communication with non-engineers, and a history of owning outcomes in production software.