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As a foundational software engineer on our robotics team, you will lead the charge on a variety of projects writing software to schedule and coordinate autonomous hardware in our factory.
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The Lead Full Stack Engineer develops and leads Team Member in developing both front-end and back-end solutions. The Lead Full Stack Engineer is a working lead, who solves complex problems, takes a broad perspective to identify solutions.
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We build and deploy cutting-edge technology that connects travelers with more than 3.6 million accommodations globally.
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We are looking for a lead software engineer to join our Koko engineering team who is excited about working on topics in the GenAI and IoT space, interacting with our Voice and sensor enabled hardware-technology.
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We lead with curiosity and aim for the highest, never shying away from taking calculated risks and embracing ambiguity as it comes. Experience with one or more of the following: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, NLP, ranking systems, recommendation systems, backend, large-scale systems, data science, full-stack.
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We are looking for a skilled and experienced Satellite Guidance, Navigation, and Controls (GNC) Engineer to join the team in Irvine, CA. As a Principal GNC Engineer, you will lead the design, development, and implementation of advanced guidance, navigation, and control systems for their small satellite missions.
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Description We are seeking an experienced Aerospace Loads Engineer (Team Lead) to join the Cyient team remotely in the US. Ideal candidates will have experience working across all aspects of aircraft loads analysis, across all phases of the aircraft life-cycle, from concept generation to certification and entry into service.
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As a Principal Software Engineer and Technical Lead for the Foundations team on an Unpublished R&D Product, you provide technical leadership, technical designs and hands-on implementations for a wide area of technical areas in an Unreal game development environment.
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Moog is looking for an experienced Project Engineer to lead technical projects and develop new electromechanical systems in our Space Mechanisms group. Lead technical projects from concept through design, install, qualification, and handover to production, serving as the single point of contact across multiple teams with a main operation focus.
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We are looking for a Founding Engineer who is comfortable across the entire web stack and has experience building and maintaining production systems at scale. Example projects might include: leading the development of a new greenfield product, building novel performance reporting features, implementing authentication, or building account security tooling to help keep our clients safe.
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Diagnose system faults and data integrity issues, leveraging candidate deep understanding of how the system should operate.
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Kleinfelder is currently seeking a Lead Drainage Engineer and/or Lead Stormwater Engineer to join our SoCal Design Team! Serve as lead drainage and/or lead stormwater technical liaison with client on project efforts.
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