Top Remote Engineering Jobs

Own and expand the enterprise ServiceNow platform, designing, developing, testing, deploying, and improving ITSM, asset management, CMDB, ITOM, integrations, automation, reporting, security, and governance solutions. Translate business requirements into scalable workflows and platform capabilities, support acquisitions and legacy workflow migrations, maintain documentation, and promote adoption. The role requires collaboration with technical and business stakeholders, platform health management, compliance support, and occasional travel for implementation workshops, go-lives, and team events.

Lead modernization of complex SQL Server stored procedures and design AI-native data infrastructure. Responsibilities include domain-driven data architecture, event-driven patterns, vector databases, embedding pipelines, semantic models, knowledge graphs, RAG evaluation, multi-platform data solutions, governance, and AI-assisted database tooling. The role partners across engineering and AI/ML teams, establishes reference architectures, mentors engineers, and contributes to enterprise data standards.

The Senior Application Software Engineer will design, develop, and modify software applications, ensuring quality and functionality while supporting Agile methodologies and integrating new technologies.

Administer and maintain Windchill and ThingWorx Navigate infrastructure across AWS GovCloud and on-premises environments. Responsibilities include installations, upgrades, patching, rehosting, security remediation, performance optimization, environment image development, testing, troubleshooting, documentation, and system maintenance. The role supports Windchill application development and sustainment for U.S. Navy programs while collaborating with cross-functional, PTC, and AWS teams.

Develop, test, maintain, and support secure, scalable full-stack Java applications with Angular user interfaces. Write complex code and SQL, create technical designs and documentation, conduct code and design reviews, and ensure compliance with security, audit, regulatory, and SDLC requirements. Collaborate with architects and business partners in an Agile/Scrum environment, lead project delivery, mentor globally distributed junior engineers, and participate in on-call support.

Own customer outcomes from discovery through production deployment. Build decision systems using ontologies, reasoning, graph analytics, optimization, and machine learning over enterprise data. Write Python, SQL, and PyRel; debug unfamiliar systems; tune performance; harden deployments; document reusable solutions; and upstream platform improvements. Lead technical workshops and proofs of concept while partnering closely with customers, Product, and Engineering.

Lead a software engineering team supporting Unity on an Android-based device ecosystem. Own execution and technical strategy, optimize Unity runtime performance through benchmarking and analysis, collaborate with engine, platform, graphics, product, and external teams, and communicate progress and vision. Manage, mentor, and develop engineering talent while enabling AI-assisted development workflows and platform-specific experiences.

The job description provides company background but does not specify detailed responsibilities or qualifications for the Integration Specialist role. Symbotic develops AI-powered robotic warehouse automation systems supported by intelligent software and machine learning.

Own technical outcomes for strategic customer solutions from discovery through production adoption. Build and deploy prototypes using customer data, rapidly develop AI and agentic solutions, measure business value, and productionize reliable integrations. Partner with sales, product, R&D, and implementation teams to validate customer needs, create reusable accelerators, and influence product roadmaps. The role requires customer-facing communication, enterprise integration expertise, software or data engineering capabilities, and travel to customer sites up to 50%.

Designs, develops, tests, validates, and sustains electrical hardware for medical systems and devices. Responsibilities include analyzing hardware requirements, creating and documenting test plans and specifications, resolving design issues with cross-functional teams, contributing to new product development, and implementing hardware improvements. The role requires electrical engineering expertise, PCB design, embedded systems, RF theory, medical-device standards, and related engineering software experience.