Top Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs in San Diego, CA

The Sales Engineer is a vital member of the sales team, providing pre-sales technical support to prospective customers for all EasyPost products. Responsibilities include acting as a technical advisor, collaborating with the sales team, delivering product demonstrations, creating proposals, and providing technical support throughout the sales cycle.

Netlify invites interested candidates to join their Talent Community for future opportunities. They focus on building, deploying, and scaling web applications and seek diverse skill sets to help them achieve their mission. Candidates are encouraged to submit resumes and cover letters even if they don't meet all qualifications.

As an Ad Hoc Data Processing/Data Entry Specialist, responsible for accurately entering and processing data according to company's standards and procedures. Requires high attention to detail, efficiency, and handling confidential information.

As a Roblox VFX Developer, you will create and implement particle effects and visual effects that enhance game environments. Collaborate with artists and designers, optimize VFX for performance, and participate in team discussions to align with the game’s vision.

The Chain Engineer will manage projects from initiation to delivery, integrate partner protocols, write tests, and produce comprehensive technical documentation. This role also involves interacting with developers and contributing to the innovation of decentralized finance solutions.

The job requires a Flutter Engineer to work with the Kalshi team, contributing to the development of applications using Flutter. Responsibilities include collaborating with the team on software design and implementation, and ensuring quality and performance of the applications.

The Software Engineer will design, implement, and maintain APIs, leverage AWS for infrastructure management, optimize backend data stores, and collaborate with a team to support educational software products. Responsibilities include troubleshooting complex systems, optimizing performance, and participating in the full life-cycle of software development.