Top Remote Senior Level DevOps Jobs in Miami, FL

The Protocol / Blockchain Software Engineer will develop and optimize the Sei blockchain core, manage state, and enhance the REST API. Responsibilities include driving product improvements and collaborating closely with frontend teams while owning the engineering processes.

As a Senior Software Engineer focused on full-stack development, you will build and maintain patient-facing applications and backend systems, integrating AI and clinical data infrastructure while collaborating with product managers and designers to enhance user experience.

The Chiplet SOC Architect will lead the architectural definition of key components for chiplet designs, clarifying features and specifications while overseeing chiplet specs across generations. This role emphasizes the integration of a high-performance RISC-V CPU and AI accelerators into system architecture, requiring collaboration and problem-solving with a focus on design goals.

As a Senior Fullstack Engineer at Lumos, you'll develop and own core product features, solving technical challenges across the stack. Responsibilities include driving end-to-end project development, designing scalable systems, mentoring engineers, and participating in team growth through recruitment. You'll work on critical customer-facing features and shape the product direction.

As a Senior Software Engineer at GrowthBook, you will work on building robust real-time analytics for feature flags, create automated test suites for various SQL data sources, and ensure reliable global propagation of feature flags at scale, all while contributing to an open-source platform.

As a Staff Software Engineer, you'll architect scalable systems, lead key projects, and mentor other engineers. You'll drive best engineering practices, collaborate closely with product teams to deliver user-centric solutions, and optimize application performance and scalability.

The Senior Software Engineer will enhance the analysis engine of Mayhem, focusing on identifying bugs and security vulnerabilities. Responsibilities include developing features, fixing bugs, writing tests, and collaborating with support engineers. Ideal candidates have strong programming skills, knowledge of operating system concepts, and experience in vulnerability research or reverse engineering.