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Embedded software engineer developing flight software for space-based imaging payloads, covering the full life cycle from requirements and design through implementation, testing, verification and support of algorithms, controls and subsystems. Works in a small Agile embedded team, participates in architecture and code reviews, and supports units under test through on-orbit assets. Requires at least 1 year of C/C++ development; onsite in Fort Wayne on a 9/80 schedule.

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Entry-level embedded software engineering on advanced tactical radio equipment at a defense technology manufacturer, spanning the full development lifecycle from requirements analysis and design through implementation, integration and test of real-time control software. The work includes developing and evaluating the interfaces between hardware and software, writing test procedures, programs and documentation, running experimental tests with modeling tools, and participating in peer reviews and defect repair. Languages and platforms named include C++, C, C# and Python on Windows, Linux and real-time operating systems such as VxWorks, QNX and Integrity; eligibility is limited to candidates pursuing a bachelor's degree or within twelve months of completing one, and many positions here require the ability to obtain a security clearance, which is granted only to US citizens.

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Software engineering on a defense contractor Space Systems team, building and maintaining the software used to integrate, test, verify and establish operational readiness of deliverable hardware, in C++, C, Python and XML across Windows and Linux. The work sits close to hardware integration and test, with troubleshooting, defect resolution and performance improvement alongside a multidisciplinary engineering team. The position is hands-on and on site, runs a 9/80 schedule with every other Friday off, and requires the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.

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Software quality engineer in a space and airborne systems group, developing standards, methods and procedures to inspect, test and evaluate software and hardware products against contractual and regulatory requirements. Spans the life cycle from requirements through verification of algorithms, controls and subsystems for aerospace applications, with root cause and corrective action analysis. Requires ability to obtain a Secret or higher DoD clearance and up to 25 percent travel.

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Systems engineer on space-based infrared remote-sensing payloads for missile warning and missile defense, developing and evaluating image and video processing algorithms for target detection and tracking. Essential duties include writing code in Python and/or C/C++, performance analysis and trade studies, requirements decomposition, calibration and verification planning, and support to EO/IR integration and test alongside embedded software and firmware teams. Onsite in Fort Wayne on a 9/80 schedule; requires eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.

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Summer 2027 software engineering internship with the Space and RF Sensors team, supporting embedded software development, software integration, digital design verification and troubleshooting for airborne sensor systems. Interns implement, test and debug code, take part in code reviews and document designs, and must be proficient in C/C++, Python or Java. Onsite; U.S. citizenship required (no clearance), with at least 60 credit hours completed by the start date.

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Mid-level defense software engineer developing, testing and integrating object-oriented software for battle management, command and control, communications, sensor and warning systems, possibly leading a small software team. Requires a master's degree in a STEM field, programming in C++, Java or C#, strong data structures, algorithms and multithreading, and modular open-systems design. Onsite; U.S. citizenship and a DoD Secret clearance are required, with at least an interim clearance in place before the start date.

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Defense software engineer developing, testing and integrating object-oriented software for battle management, command and control, communications, sensor and warning systems on agile cross-discipline teams. Requires programming in C++, Java or C#, solid data structures, algorithms and multithreading, and modular open-systems design; RHEL or RTOS experience such as VxWorks is preferred. Onsite; U.S. citizenship and a DoD Secret clearance are required, with at least an interim clearance in place before the start date.

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Entry-level firmware engineer on a defense program team, writing HDL designs for FPGAs, SoCs and CPLDs, building test benches to verify them, and scripting build, integration and test automation, with lab verification on target hardware. Requires experience with C/C++, HLS or UVM, FPGA tools such as Vivado or Quartus, and Linux scripting in bash, Tcl or Python. Onsite; U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret clearance are required.

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ASIC/FPGA digital design engineer implementing RTL designs and supporting digital architecture, verification and system integration for communications, security and space-based defense products. Requires 1+ years of RTL coding and simulation in VHDL, Verilog or SystemVerilog plus hands-on hardware debug with schematics, vendor debug tools and lab equipment. Onsite; U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret clearance are required.

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AI engineering role that takes machine learning features and solutions from proof of concept to production readiness, writing production-ready code, assisting in code reviews, building smoke and unit testing protocols, and supporting debugging and issue triage. Required skills are Python and version control with Git; preferred experience covers prompt engineering, retrieval augmented generation, fine-tuning large language models, and tools such as ChatGPT Enterprise, Microsoft Copilot and Azure AI Foundry, plus participation in ethical, risk and security reviews of AI deployments. The employer states it is not sponsoring for work authorization at this time.

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Software engineering seat on a data science toolkit team that builds generalizable libraries and services other machine learning projects reuse, and helps data scientists move models from prototype to production. Projects run one to six months with a high degree of autonomy, so the role splits its own time between research and tool development. Required background is programming, mainly in Python with familiarity in a lower-level language such as C or Go a plus, algorithm design and data structures, Linux-based systems, and Docker for developing and delivering RESTful APIs; cloud computing, distributed systems and CI/CD experience are additional pluses.

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Client-facing solution architecture role in a consulting firm's manufacturing and distribution practice, leading end-to-end Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance implementations and advising CFOs and operations leaders on requirements and transformation roadmaps. The work is functional ERP design, feature optimisation, data integrity and delivery oversight across general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, fixed assets, cash and bank and financial reporting rather than application development. Eight or more years of hands-on D365 Finance implementation leadership on full-lifecycle projects is a stated must-have.

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Hands-on Salesforce implementation consultant at a consulting firm, designing and configuring Sales Cloud and Service Cloud solutions for clients, including declarative automation, data models, security and sharing, reports, integrations and data migration. Also gathers requirements, runs client workshops, tests and supports deployments, and contributes to pre-sales scoping. Requires 4+ years on Salesforce, an Administrator, Platform App Builder or Consultant certification, at least 20% travel, and no work-authorization sponsorship.

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Hands-on technical architect in Crowe's Microsoft Business Applications consulting practice, designing and building client solutions across Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Dataverse and Azure. Work includes enterprise integrations via REST/OData, Azure Functions, Logic Apps and Service Bus, prototypes, code reviews, CI/CD and ALM, and go-live support. Requires 7-10 years with Microsoft technologies, 4+ years of hands-on Dynamics 365 including X++ extensibility, and at least two full-cycle implementations; no visa sponsorship.

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Client-facing Salesforce delivery seat at a consulting firm, running pre-sales discovery and documenting business, functional and technical requirements to produce a scope of work, then leading the implementation and owning architectural design alongside a practice director, project manager and a team of analysts and developers. Day-to-day work includes kickoff and weekly client status meetings, timeline management, final QA of completed work, end-user training and roadmapping follow-on initiatives, with joint end-to-end accountability for project success. The work is platform solutioning and configuration advice on Salesforce rather than product engineering.

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Manager-level solution architect in Crowe's consulting practice who leads Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP Operations implementations for clients, configuring supply chain, warehouse, inventory, production and procurement modules and designing integrations, data management and security. Also runs requirements workshops, functional specs, testing and user training, mentors consultants and supports proposals and sales pursuits. Requires 7+ years of D365 ERP implementation and a relevant Dynamics 365 certification (or qualifying graduate degree); travel as needed and no visa sponsorship.

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Entry-level embedded software engineer on Raytheon's Space and RF Sensors team, designing, implementing, testing and debugging software for aerospace and defense systems alongside systems and hardware engineers. Onsite in Fort Wayne, IN. U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a Secret clearance are required; requires a relevant bachelor's degree and C/C++, Python or Java.

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Test-and-validation software engineer for HVAC and climate products, primarily developing C# applications for hardware control, automated testing, data acquisition and reporting. The seat also designs electrical test systems and schematics, plans and runs functional, environmental and reliability validation testing, and manages validation projects. Python, LabVIEW or C++ and experience interfacing software with instrumentation or embedded devices are preferred.

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Tech lead for analytics engineering, partnering with cross-functional teams to build and maintain analytic data architecture, including data modeling, data pipelines and semantic layer development. Emphasizes ETL, SQL and data design; listed tools include dbt, a data warehouse, Looker/LookML, Git and CI/CD.

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Embedded software engineering on defense communications, navigation and electronic warfare systems, working with cross-functional teams across design, development and test. The listed skills centre on C++ and object-oriented design for real-time embedded targets including VxWorks, with software verification and validation, continuous integration and agile delivery. A DoD Secret level security clearance is listed as a requirement.

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Embedded and application software engineering for defense communications, navigation and electronic warfare products. The work covers full-lifecycle development, integration and software verification and validation, primarily in C++ with real-time embedded targets such as VxWorks, alongside C#, Python and Java on Windows and Linux. A DoD Secret clearance is listed as a requirement.

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Embedded software development for aerospace and defense sensor systems on a Space and RF Sensors team, building precision software and firmware that integrates operating systems, device drivers, networking and control software across sensor, guidance and flight control processing. Day-to-day work is design, implementation, test and debugging against project requirements, plus code reviews, defect resolution and design and test documentation, in collaboration with systems and hardware engineering. Notable bars for an entry-level seat: a master's degree in computer engineering, computer science, software engineering or electrical engineering is listed as required, along with proficiency in C/C++, Python or Java, US citizenship, and a Secret clearance that must be active from day one; the role is fully onsite.

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Summer software engineering internship in the Battle Management Software Department, supporting development and test of embedded software for an aircraft operating system that interfaces with avionics such as displays, navigation and mission planning. Work spans the software life cycle from requirements through integration and test; demonstrated programming in C, C++, C#, Ada or Python and scripting experience are required, with RTOS, embedded avionics and DO-178C familiarity preferred. Onsite; requires US citizenship and the ability to obtain a Secret clearance, and enrollment with at least 60 credit hours by the start of the internship.

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Entry-level embedded software development on the Space and RF Sensors team, building precision software and firmware that ties operating systems, device drivers, networking and control software to sensor, guidance and flight control processing for aerospace and defense platforms. The work covers implementation, test, debugging, code review and defect resolution alongside systems and hardware engineering, plus documentation of designs and test results. Requirements are a bachelor's degree in computer engineering, computer science, software engineering or electrical engineering and proficiency in C, C++, Python or Java; the seat is fully onsite in Fort Wayne and requires US citizenship with an active DoD Secret clearance from day one.

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Entry-level defense software engineer designing, developing, testing and maintaining software for military systems in an Agile DevSecOps environment using C, C++, Python or Ada. Onsite in Fort Wayne and requires U.S. citizenship with a Secret clearance (interim required before start).

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Support-focused programmer diagnosing and resolving complex issues in a legacy Progress ABL codebase for core banking and lending software used by credit unions, including Progress databases, Linux servers and ISO 8583 communication systems. Carries a case load of roughly 10-12+ cases per week under SLAs and an after-hours on-call rotation. Requires experience in Progress ABL, SQL or similar; remote anywhere in the US except California, or hybrid in Fort Wayne or Waco.

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An entry-level software quality assurance seat evaluating web application functionality at an insurance company. The work is performed under supervision and covers application quality, system integrity, whether user requirements have been appropriately fulfilled, and the overall user experience.

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Software development, integration and test for aerospace and defense products spanning battle management, command and control, communications, effectors, advanced sensor systems, and surveillance and warning systems, worked through cross-discipline integrated product teams using agile methods. The holder is responsible for some or all of a software product and may lead a small software team. Requires a STEM bachelor degree and five or more years of professional programming experience in C++, Java, Ada or a similar object-oriented language, plus the ability to obtain an interim US government Secret clearance before start date, which limits the role to US citizens; the position is onsite.

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Embedded software engineering on secure processing and mission-systems communications products for an aerospace and defense business, contributing to the definition of system requirements and their translation into detailed software requirements, UML or SysML models and diagrams for a large-scale program, and developing, maintaining and enhancing software against customer requirements and certification standards. The role provides direct technical support to the SBCDS team and takes responsibility for producing and integrating software implementations within test environments. US citizenship and an active, transferable Secret clearance on day one are required; the position is onsite.

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Embedded software engineering on secure processing and mission-systems communications products for an aerospace and defense business, contributing to the translation of system requirements into software requirements and UML or SysML models for a large-scale program, maintaining and enhancing software design and code against customer and certification standards, and producing software builds within an integrated test environment. Mentoring junior engineers and interns and providing direct technical support to stakeholders are part of the role. Requires embedded development with object-oriented design, version-management tooling such as Jira and Subversion or Git, US citizenship, and an active transferable Secret clearance on day one; the position is onsite.

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Software engineering intern (co-op) on a defense Smart Munitions team, working on design, modeling, integration, test and verification of software components for GPS and navigation systems. Embedded software, automated testing and C, C++ or Python programming are preferred. Requires enrollment in a relevant engineering degree program and U.S. citizenship.

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Builds the test systems that Raytheon products are verified on, designing test stations, interface test adapters and cables and developing the automated test software that drives the test instruments and controls the product under test. The work spans lab engineering and factory production test across the product life cycle, with regular interface with the systems, software and hardware product design teams and formal documentation through drawings and procedures. The position is 100 percent on site and requires US citizenship plus a DoD Secret clearance, with at minimum the ability to obtain an interim clearance before the start date.

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Develops, tests and integrates software and software-systems solutions for aerospace and defense products, spanning battle management, command and control, communications, effectors, advanced sensor systems and surveillance and warning. The engineer sits on cross-discipline integrated product teams using agile methods and works directly with systems and integration test engineers to analyze, implement and test the system. The position is fully on site and closed to non-citizens: it requires US citizenship plus a DoD Secret clearance, with at minimum the ability to obtain an interim clearance before the start date.

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Supports the development, maintenance and support of internal business applications built on Microsoft technologies. The focus is on resolving software bugs and issues, implementing enhancements and working with teammates to deliver reliable solutions.

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An eleven-week project-based summer engineering internship at an industrial manufacturer, running 2 June to 13 August 2027, with assignments drawn from eight focus areas: applications, mechanical, electrical, design, quality, manufacturing, continuous improvement and software engineering, so the discipline is not fixed at hire. Interns own a project presented to leadership at the end of the programme and take on day-to-day work such as extracting and analysing data for engineering decisions, supporting testing, validation and troubleshooting, and collaborating on product launches and system implementations. The role is fully onsite at one of fourteen US sites, and eligibility requires enrolment in an engineering bachelor's programme with a graduation date of Winter 2027 or later and a minimum 3.0 GPA.

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Embedded controls development at a manufacturer of geothermal and water-source heat pumps, chillers and rooftop units, where the engineer designs, writes, validates and debugs the operational code that runs the factory-installed control packages on that equipment. The day-to-day is visual programming on the Niagara N4 and Automated Logic platforms alongside an embedded software engineering team, working with Modbus, BACnet, BACnet IP and RS485 and using Git for documentation control, with support duties toward manufacturing, technical services, field trials and the in-house labs. Five or more years of system design and of Niagara or ALC visual programming are required, travel runs under 15 percent, and the employer does not sponsor work authorization.

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A mid-to-senior seat on a ground-based missile defense radar systems engineering team: defining radar requirements, designing architecture and algorithms, analyzing system performance against requirements, prototyping improvements, and acting as subject-matter expert to the agile software teams doing the implementation. Work areas run from electronic protection and signal processing through tracking, discrimination and battle-manager interfaces to radar calibration, deployed-site support and simulation of tactical software, and it asks for experience integrating and testing radar hardware, software and firmware. Fully onsite in Fort Wayne with travel up to 20 percent; U.S. citizenship and an active, existing Secret clearance from day one are required.

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Integrated Product Team lead for the Patriot air defense program's software and training devices scope at a defense prime, accountable for the strategy, cost, schedule and delivery of that scope rather than for writing code. The work covers Estimate at Completion reviews, proposal costing and basis-of-estimate development, staffing projections and monthly metrics tracking, plus mentorship and technical guidance to the team leaders and engineers on the software and training devices team. An active, transferable Secret clearance and US citizenship are required on day one, the position is fully onsite in Fort Wayne with occasional domestic and possible international travel, and the stated minimum is ten years of technical cost and schedule management while software development experience sits only among the preferred qualifications.

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The most senior rung of a ground-based missile defense radar systems engineering team: setting radar requirements, designing architecture and algorithms, analyzing performance gaps, and guiding agile software teams through implementation across electronic protection, signal processing, tracking and discrimination, calibration and tactical-software simulation. Beyond the other openings in this family, it asks for demonstrated development, implementation, integration and test of radar systems spanning hardware, software and firmware, and around ten years of relevant experience. Fully onsite in Fort Wayne with travel up to 20 percent; U.S. citizenship and an active, existing Secret clearance from day one are required.

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Radar systems engineering for ground-based missile defense: defining system requirements, designing supporting architecture and algorithms, prototyping algorithm changes to extend capability, and serving as the systems subject-matter expert to the agile software teams that implement them. Capability areas include electronic protection, signal processing, hypersonic threat defense, tracking and discrimination, radar calibration and diagnostics, and modeling and simulation of tactical software. Fully onsite in Fort Wayne with travel up to 20 percent; U.S. citizenship and an active, existing Secret clearance from day one are required, and the posting asks for roughly eight years of relevant RF, signal processing or algorithm experience.

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The entry rung of a ground-based missile defense radar systems engineering team, asking for roughly two years of relevant experience in RF system design, analog or digital signal processing, radar waveform analysis or algorithm evaluation. The work is defining radar system requirements, designing supporting architecture and algorithms, analyzing performance against requirements, and supporting the agile software teams that implement them across signal processing, tracking and discrimination, calibration and tactical-software simulation. Fully onsite in Fort Wayne with travel up to 20 percent; U.S. citizenship and an active, existing Secret clearance from day one are required, which is unusual for a role pitched at this experience level.

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Principal engineer owning a customized embedded Linux ecosystem for aerospace and defense systems, with ownership across the build toolchain, kernel, root filesystem, bootloader, device drivers and board support packages for a range of hardware boards. Day-to-day work covers design, coding, testing, delivery and ongoing support of embedded Linux software, root cause analysis of complex hardware and software issues, preparing builds for simulation environments, reference platforms and target hardware, and contributing engineering estimates for change requests and problem reports. It typically requires a STEM degree with about eight years of experience, embedded C and C++, Bash and Python scripting, Linux device driver and board bring-up experience, hardware debugging with tools such as logic analyzers and Wireshark, and U.S. citizenship with an active DoD Secret clearance; the role is fully onsite in Fort Wayne.

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Owns and extends a customized embedded Linux ecosystem for aerospace and defense products, covering the build toolchain, kernel, root filesystem, bootloader, device drivers and board support packages across a wide range of hardware boards. Day-to-day work spans coding, testing, delivery and support, root cause analysis of complex hardware-software issues, and preparing builds for simulation environments, reference platforms and target hardware. The position is onsite and requires U.S. citizenship and a DoD Secret clearance obtained after start, with embedded C and C++, Bash and Python scripting, device drivers and board bring-up all listed as minimum requirements.

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Works on a customized embedded Linux ecosystem for aerospace and defense products, taking ownership of the build toolchain, kernel, root filesystem, bootloader, device drivers and board support packages across a variety of hardware boards. Responsibilities include coding, testing, delivery and ongoing support, root cause analysis of hardware-software problems, and preparing builds for simulation environments, reference platforms and target hardware used in communications, security and space-based products. The position is onsite and requires U.S. citizenship and a DoD Secret clearance after start, with board bring-up and hardware-level debugging among the minimum qualifications.

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A hands-on software development internship building and enhancing web-based applications alongside a team of developers, covering code reviews, sprint and release planning, unit test development for new features and bug fixes, and diagnosing and documenting the root cause of software defects. Candidates must be pursuing a computing degree, hold a 3.0 minimum GPA and have worked in an object-oriented language such as C# or Java. The position is onsite and does not offer employment-based visa sponsorship.

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A hands-on software development internship building and enhancing web-based applications alongside a team of developers, covering code reviews, sprint and release planning, unit test development for new features and bug fixes, and diagnosing and documenting the root cause of software defects. Candidates must be pursuing a computing degree, hold a 3.0 minimum GPA and have worked in an object-oriented language such as C# or Java. The position is onsite and does not offer employment-based visa sponsorship.

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Leads a new secure processing solutions team at an aerospace and defense manufacturer, managing engineers who develop secure embedded software for next-generation U.S. military products that must be reviewed and validated by certification authorities. The work covers hiring, mentoring and allocating engineers across multiple programs, promoting development practices across the software lifecycle, and contributing technical input to program pursuits and bids from initial pursuit through release and long-term sustainment. The position is onsite and requires U.S. citizenship and an active, transferable government security clearance already in place on day one.

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Assures the quality of the company's software applications through a mix of manual and automated testing, designing and executing test plans, working with developers and driving quality issues to resolution. The named toolchain is Cypress with JavaScript and Python, Git, Jira and CI/CD, with functional, non-functional, exploratory, acceptance and WCAG accessibility testing in scope across both web and native applications. An ISTQB Foundation Level certification is among the listed credentials.

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Software engineering on battle management software for surveillance and warning systems at a defense site, working in cross-disciplined integrated product teams to plan, design, develop, test and integrate complex software and systems, and working with systems and integration-and-test engineers to analyze, implement and test modification requests against the existing baseline. Development is in C, C++, Python or Ada in an agile and DevSecOps environment with CI/CD pipelines, the Atlassian suite, Jenkins, Ansible and Red Hat Linux. The position is 100 percent onsite in Fort Wayne, requires U.S. citizenship and an active existing DoD Secret clearance after day one, and typically asks for a STEM degree with a minimum of eight years of relevant experience.

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First-line people leadership of a software section within a battle management systems software department, responsible for oversight of software personnel supporting a major program: assigning suitable work and growth opportunities, contributing to technical oversight of daily assignments, performance development and appraisal, and salary and staffing planning. The requirements are engineering requirements rather than management ones, asking for design, code, integration and test experience on large systems in C/C++, Java or Ada plus agile and DevSecOps experience such as scrum, scrum at scale and SAFe. The position is 100 percent onsite in Fort Wayne and requires U.S. citizenship with the ability to obtain an interim DoD Secret clearance prior to start.

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Embedded software engineering on secure processing solutions for defense mission systems, working in embedded C/C++ and Python across all phases of development and synthesizing architectures that combine commercial and military communication functionality. The role also owns technical proposals and program-level cost estimates during bid and proposal cycles, and leads software execution for small teams against cost, schedule and risk commitments tracked with earned value management. The position is fully onsite in Fort Wayne, US citizenship is required, and an active DoD Secret clearance must be held from day one.

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Builds embedded cryptographic software for United States military communications products on a crypto team that works regularly with the NSA, covering design, development, integration and verification of secure embedded features such as device management, reprogramming, key management and encryption algorithms. The engineer leads secure multi-threaded embedded C++ or Rust architecture, works with hardware, FPGA and software counterparts to define requirements and oversee test case development, verification and certification support, and mentors other developers; proficiency in C++ or Rust, Python and embedded Linux is expected, while secure-systems and cryptographic experience is preferred rather than required. An active and transferable United States government security clearance at Secret level must be held on day one and United States citizenship is required, and the position is fully onsite in Fort Wayne.

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Hands-on email development for a music retailer's performance marketing team, building automated and personalised campaign emails and the templates behind them in HTML and CSS. The work runs on marketing automation platforms such as Braze, Blueshift and Salesforce Marketing Cloud using liquid logic, and covers template module management, rendering QA across email clients, customer attribute ingestion and connector integration, subscription list management, and compliance with CAN-SPAM, GDPR and CCPA.

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In-house full stack developer in an electric cooperative's IT department, building custom applications, SQL reports and web-service solutions while supporting and customizing third-party system interfaces and managing databases. The role also designs Ignition SCADA HMI screens, alarming and control logic and supports SCADA/EMS applications across distributed sites. Onsite during onboarding with occasional remote days afterward; occasional weekend and after-hours work.

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Onsite software engineering role at RTX developing applications in C++ and Java with object-oriented design and Agile practices, with exposure to AI/ML and data science. Requires US citizenship or US Person status.

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Designs, develops and maintains high-volume, low-latency applications behind a tax-services firm's mission-critical systems, contributing across the full lifecycle from technical design through unit testing, code review and release preparation. The seat also carries a technical leadership load: mentoring junior developers, contributing to architecture decisions, running release and sprint planning, and driving CI/CD and development-practice improvements. A minimum of five years of professional programming experience applies, the schedule is hybrid at two days a week in office, and no employment-based visa sponsorship is available.

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A senior electronic-warfare systems engineering role at RTX's Fort Wayne site designing EW signal-processing systems across RF design, analog and digital signal processing, and algorithm implementation on embedded and FPGA hardware, with MATLAB, Pathwave, C/C++, and Python. It spans system integration, test, and verification and validation in a model-based, agile environment. Onsite, with U.S. citizenship and U.S. security-clearance eligibility required.

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An electronic-warfare systems engineering role at RTX's Fort Wayne site building EW signal-processing systems: RF system design, analog and digital signal processing, and algorithm implementation across embedded and FPGA hardware, using MATLAB, Pathwave, C/C++, and Python. It also covers system integration, test, and verification in a model-based-systems-engineering, agile workflow. Onsite, and requires U.S. citizenship and eligibility for a U.S. security clearance.

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Builds and maintains the pipelines, ETL and ELT processes and warehouse infrastructure that make a tax-services firm's data usable for analysis and reporting, and owns data integrity, governance, modelling and query performance across those systems. Two to five years in a data engineering role is expected, the schedule is hybrid with a minimum of two days a week in office, and no employment-based visa sponsorship is offered. Note a title discrepancy: the opening is advertised as a data engineer while its own position summary scopes the seat as a data analyst.

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Digital hardware verification role where the engineer writes SystemVerilog and VHDL testbenches and constrained-random, coverage-driven, and assertion-based environments to verify ASIC and FPGA designs including PCIe and Ethernet interfaces, with UNIX/Linux scripting. Onsite at RTX; US citizen or US Person status required.

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A verification-focused engineering role at Raytheon that builds SystemVerilog testbenches and coverage-driven simulations to validate FPGA and ASIC designs, including test-plan creation and RTL debug. Like other roles at this defense site it is onsite and requires U.S. citizen or U.S. person status.

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An FPGA and ASIC design role at Raytheon that pairs hands-on HDL work with project management, mentoring, and earned-value tracking, targeting radar, image-processing, and AI/ML inference applications. The position is onsite in Fort Wayne and restricted to U.S. citizens or U.S. persons.

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Senior architect for next-generation tactical radio and GPS/navigation systems for the US Armed Forces, leading a cross-functional team through system modeling, simulation and signal-processing algorithm development in MATLAB or Python. Work spans RF/DSP system design, software-defined radio, validation testing and support during integration and field deployment, with up to 20% worldwide travel. US citizenship and the ability to obtain a DoD Secret clearance are required; on-site or hybrid in Fort Wayne or Colorado Springs.

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A software QA analyst role at Steel Dynamics helping establish automated testing practices, testing frameworks, QA documentation, and development-lifecycle quality standards. The posting calls for software QA experience, Playwright, programming ability in C#/.NET or Python, CI/CD familiarity, API testing, and on-site Fort Wayne work.

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A lead software QA role at Steel Dynamics responsible for building out QA processes, standards, automated testing, and test infrastructure from the ground up. The role mentors future QA team members, partners with developers, defines metrics, and uses tools such as Playwright in an on-site Fort Wayne software environment.

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A combined network and network-security engineer who designs, deploys, and maintains networking technologies across on-prem data centers and cloud, plus the cybersecurity controls that protect them. The role builds monitoring and threat-detection notifications, partners closely with a separate cybersecurity team, and includes a rotating after-hours on-call schedule for critical network support.

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The subject-matter expert for an employer's Workday tenant, covering business processes, integrations and reporting across HCM, Financials and Prism Analytics, plus security configuration and compliance obligations. Integration work is named specifically - web services, EIB and packaged connectors - alongside requirements management, data governance and data privacy. The seat also carries stakeholder management, training delivery and project leadership rather than being purely technical.

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eCommerce application development on a web technologies team, with the emphasis on scalable, reusable code and the customer-facing experience. The named stack is broad: PHP, JavaScript, C#, Java, C++, React, Vue and Node across the front and middle tiers, with MySQL and Postgres behind them and some Go. Architectural design, backend integration, performance optimisation and end-to-end project ownership are called out alongside the hands-on programming.

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An applications engineering seat in the internal technology group of a medical and industrial wire manufacturer, building the AI tooling the business actually runs on. The work is hands-on construction on the Microsoft stack -- Copilot declarative agents, Copilot Studio, Power Platform components and Azure AI Foundry projects -- wired into Microsoft Graph, Dataverse, SharePoint, Logic Apps, Azure Functions and MCP servers, with retrieval and knowledge grounding against governed enterprise data. It pairs with an Enterprise AI Solutions Architect and carries real delivery discipline: intake and feasibility review, prototyping with users, then source control, pipelines, automated tests and promotion through dev, test and production.

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An engineering co-op supporting Franklin Electric engineering teams on defined projects across product design, development, testing, manufacturing processes and tooling, working under experienced engineers to collect and analyze engineering and test data, document results and present findings to cross-functional partners in Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality and Sourcing. The assignment is designated electrical and software engineering, but the accepted degree programs named are mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, mechatronics or industrial engineering, and programming is listed among the preferred technical systems rather than required. Applicants must be pursuing an accredited bachelor's degree and meet their college co-op program's eligibility requirements.

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An engineering co-op supporting Franklin Electric engineering teams on defined projects across product design, development, testing, manufacturing processes and tooling, working under experienced engineers to collect and analyze engineering and test data, document results and present findings to cross-functional partners in Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality and Sourcing. The assignment is designated electrical and software engineering, but the accepted degree programs named are mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, mechatronics or industrial engineering, and programming is listed among the preferred technical systems rather than required. Applicants must be pursuing an accredited bachelor's degree and meet their college co-op program's eligibility requirements.

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Embedded software for Franklin Electric water-system products, centered on motor control: designing, simulating, coding and debugging control algorithms in C and C++ for ARM Cortex M4 and M33 class microcontrollers, then testing and maintaining that software across company and customer product lines. The required background is unusually specific - hands-on control of induction, permanent magnet and brushless DC motors using field-oriented and direct torque control, sinusoidal and space-vector PWM generation, and digital signal processing techniques for inverter control, on top of a strong grounding in transforms, filters and estimation algorithms. The role also owns design verification test protocols, root cause analysis on issues found in shipped products, and direct technical support to customers.

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Leads a team of roughly ten software engineers as both people manager and hands-on technical lead, owning the development lifecycle from design through deployment and maintenance and partnering with Product Management, Design and QA on release delivery. Technical guidance, code reviews and architecture oversight stay part of the job alongside coaching, performance reviews and resource allocation. Requires seven or more years of professional software development experience and two or more years leading engineering teams, with C#, Java, SQL, event-driven architecture and cloud services preferred; the seat is in the IT division in Fort Wayne and reports to the Director of Software Development.

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Delivers Epic and other EHR education and implementation support for a health system and its connected client sites, covering site discovery, classroom courses, webinars and one-on-one sessions before go-live, then remaining on site to support end users through the go-live phase. Epic credentialing in one application is required within two months of hire and must stay current, a valid driver's license is required, and travel away from home for stretches of up to four weeks is expected during project training and support cycles. The role includes basic EHR build work such as login block restrictions and user customization, plus identifying application functionality and workflow improvements with clinical users.

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An ERP platform administration role owning Oracle Fusion Cloud environments end to end — quarterly patch cycles, environment refreshes, performance monitoring, and user/role security including segregation-of-duties controls in an audit-driven setting. Calls for five-plus years administering enterprise ERP or SaaS platforms, at least three of them hands-on with Oracle Fusion.

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A business intelligence developer role at a health system, building reports, dashboards, data extracts, and ad hoc queries against the Epic Clarity database and enterprise data warehouse. The distinctive requirement is Epic — candidates must hold or obtain Epic certification within six months and develop expertise in Epic data models — alongside intermediate SQL and tools like Crystal and SAP BusinessObjects. Note the JD states the role must be available and accessible 24/7/365.