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Design/Develop/Test/Deploy: Work with the Business Customer, Product Owner, Architects, Product Designer, Software Engineers, and Security Controls Champion on solution design, development, and deployment.
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The current research areas in the department include artificial intelligence, computational game theory, computer graphics, cybersecurity, data privacy, data science/management, energy-efficient systems, game design, graphical models, machine learning, multimedia, natural language processing, networking, service and cloud computing, software engineering, and health informatics.
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Senior Software Engineer - Full Stack - Alerts Group. Work with a DevOps approach - we build and maintain our own software, including taking turns being on-call, and tailoring our own on-call alert policies to prevent pager-fatigue.
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The Opportunity At Ally, you get a startup feel, but experience the benefits of a company that’s worked out the kinks and is fulfilling its purpose.
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Required Skills & Experience - 6+ years experience working as a Full Stack Developer - Strong understanding of both frontend and backend development principles- Expertise in and - Proficiency in PostgreSQL or other relational databases- Experience with TypeScript or other strongly typed languages- Experience with REST API- Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
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Job#: 2038983 Job Description: Location: Hybrid to SE MI or Palo Alto, CADuration: 12 month contract to hireDescription:We are seeking a talented Full Stack / Site Reliability Engineer to play a key role in developing a comprehensive Internal Developer Platform (IDP) that includes CI/CD pipelines, managed infrastructure, observability, and a developer portal.
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3 + years automotive PMT, Program Management, Design & Release, Software Development, and/or EE Systems Integration. 5+ years of automotive PMT, Program Management, Design & Release, Software Development, and/or EE Systems Integration.
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What You'll Do: Innovate & Create: Dive deep into full-cycle development of firmware, software, and hardware. Requirements Who You Are: Technical Visionary: You hold an Associate's degree or higher in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
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Your primary responsibilities will include:Designing, developing, and maintaining Java Spring Boot microservices to support the automation of vehicle software deployment processes. Integrating microservices with various data sources, including relational and non-relational databases, to store and retrieve metadata related to vehicle software updates.
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Technical Team Leadership : Perform thorough analysis and makes recommendations in areas that support IT process and software development life cycle. Should possess good communication skills and solid knowledge on software delivery lifecycle of IT projects & applications.
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Experience developing and designing multi-tier production software systems utilizing HTTP APIs (REST, GraphQL) and backend datastores (PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch, etc. Proven track record of delivering high-quality software on time and within budget.
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You will be responsible for the software development of the Dematic extension used in the Configura CET Designer application. This opportunity will see you working with a bespoke software tool used by Dematic’s engineers to visually aid in the design of our automation systems.
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Code applications Experience with Matlab/Simulink Software Tools Experience developing Software Requirements Experience executing Software Verification Testing Experience Preferred: Experience in engineering role for Chassis systems ( Steering, Brakes, Suspension, etc.
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We are seeking a talented and motivated Full Stack Developer to join our team and contribute to the development of our innovative application. 6+ years of experience in full-stack web development.
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What You Will Do:Architect, design and implement Infotainment embedded software solutions utilizing Android operating systems (OS) and platform components. Please submit your candidate rate offers to achieve this high-tech/high-demand software development contract position description.
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