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Every open software job across the Knoxville metro — Knox County and the surrounding East Tennessee MSA, including the Oak Ridge national-lab belt (Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Y-12), the Maryville / Alcoa corridor, and Lenoir City, plus the Sevierville / Pigeon Forge / Gatlinburg tourism corridor in Sevier County — pulled straight from each employer’s own careers feed and laid out plainly, with no aggregator noise in between. I keep it local and primary-sourced so wherever you are in the search, the next step is a little easier.
26 active postings · 4 AI required · 7 AI mentioned · 15 no AI mention.
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A test-engineering role at DENSO's Maryville plant designing automated electrical-test systems and writing the custom inspection software that verifies its inverter products before shipment. It is hands-on work combining measurement hardware with test-method development, suited to an engineer drawn to embedded test and quality over business applications.
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A manufacturing-engineering role at DENSO's Maryville plant designing and maintaining machine-vision and automated optical inspection systems for the electric- and hybrid-vehicle inverters it builds. The coding is embedded and production-floor-facing rather than application development — a fit for an engineer who wants to work where software meets factory hardware.
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A senior application-development role on an Agile Scrum team building and maintaining the internal products that run Clayton Homes' business operations, in Maryville. Expect full-cycle delivery with an emphasis on quality — unit testing, test automation, and root-cause debugging of production issues — suited to a self-directed engineer who can own moderately complex features.
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A Salesforce CRM analyst role in UT Knoxville's Office of the Provost, supporting configuration, maintenance, and improvement of the campus's enterprise Salesforce platform. It suits a CRM or Salesforce administrator-analyst who can partner with central IT and campus divisions — platform-admin work rather than custom software engineering.
AI-keyword evidence: llm
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A recruitment-coordinator role for UT Knoxville's College of Architecture and Design, running outreach, campus visits, and prospective-student engagement, and using data to target it. It is an enrollment and student-recruitment job rather than software work, despite appearing on this board.
AI-keyword evidence: llm
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A senior campus landscape-architect role on UT Knoxville's Design Services team, leading planning and design of campus exterior spaces. Despite surfacing on a software board, this is a licensed landscape-architecture position — relevant only if you work in built-environment design, not software.
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A postdoctoral research position in UT Knoxville's Civil and Environmental Engineering department working on sustainable construction materials, micromechanics-based modeling, and simulation-algorithm development. It is academic research with a computational-modeling core — for a recent PhD in materials or simulation, not an industry software role.
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An engineering-management role at Clayton Homes leading the team that builds the accounting and servicing systems for the Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance subsidiary, on-site in Maryville. The work mixes people leadership with technical direction — modernizing legacy financial-services platforms and expanding cloud capabilities — for an experienced lead who wants to stay close to architecture.
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An application-developer role in ORNL's Software Engineering Group supporting enterprise IT applications and the lab's document- and records-management system. The stack is Vue.js, .NET, SQL Server, and Documentum/COTS customization — steady enterprise web development for a developer who likes maintaining and extending business systems.
AI-keyword evidence: artificial intelligence, ai-assisted
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A metrology-engineering role providing in-laboratory calibration services to ORNL's research community, serving as technical lead for assigned disciplines and ensuring ISO/IEC 17025 traceability. The software content is limited to calibration methods and uncertainty analysis — a measurement-science seat rather than a development role.
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A cloud-development role supporting ORNL's Cyber Resilience and Intelligence Division, building and deploying cloud-native applications that help identify threats to energy and critical-infrastructure assets. It pairs cloud engineering with security practices in a national-security context — for a computer scientist or engineer focused on cloud and critical-infrastructure protection.
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A senior research-software-engineering role leading architecture and sustained operation of enterprise AI and data infrastructure in ORNL's Incident Modeling and Computational Sciences group — Docker microservices, GPU-cluster LLM inference, RAG pipelines, and observability for nuclear-forensics and consequence-management missions. It carries technical-leadership and mentoring responsibility.
AI-keyword evidence: rag pipeline, vector database
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An AI/ML software-engineering role in ORNL's AI Operations Program designing and deploying generative-AI and machine-learning tools into production for business and scientific use. The stack centers on Azure with HPC and multi-cloud deployment — the individual-contributor companion to the program's senior AI-engineer opening.
AI-keyword evidence: vector database
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A research-software-engineering role in ORNL's Incident Modeling and Computational Sciences group building enterprise AI and data infrastructure — Docker microservices, LLM inference on GPU clusters, vector-database and RAG pipelines, and observability — that supports nuclear-forensics and consequence-management work for DOE, DoD, and DHS sponsors. A fit for an engineer who wants modern AI-platform work in a national-security setting.
AI-keyword evidence: vector database
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An HPC software-engineering role in ORNL's Emerging Technologies Computing group designing, operating, and maintaining the clusters and servers that run the lab's research computing. Clusters range from a handful of nodes to over fifty-thousand cores, so it suits an engineer who wants systems engineering at genuine HPC scale.
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A one-year-term full-stack developer role at ORNL's Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Data Center, building internal web tools for the program's triennial deliverables. It is independent web-application development from requirements and mocks — a defined-term seat for a generalist developer comfortable owning features end to end.
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A dynamic-test engineering role in ORNL's Enrichment Science and Engineering Division supporting testing of enrichment devices, with the senior track leading programmatic tasks and KPI-driven improvements. This is mechanical and test engineering for the isotope-and-enrichment mission rather than software development.
AI-keyword evidence: machine learning
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An HPC Linux systems-engineering role on ORNL's National Security Computing team, designing and managing high-performance-computing clusters inside a classified environment. It calls for HPC architecture and cluster-management experience plus the ability to work under strict security and compliance controls — clearance-eligible systems work.
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A control-systems software role at ORNL's Spallation Neutron Source, developing and supporting the integrated control systems that keep the accelerator delivering beam reliably. The environment is EPICS with PLC/VME/MicroTCA hardware amid an active modernization push — a fit for an engineer who likes software tied to large scientific instruments.
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A senior AI/ML engineering role in ORNL's AI Operations Program building and deploying generative-AI and machine-learning tools into production for business and scientific decision-making. The stack is Azure-centric with HPC and multi-cloud (Vertex AI, Bedrock) deployment, for an engineer with a solid generative-AI and ML foundation.
AI-keyword evidence: vector database
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A security-engineering role at ORNL's National Center for Computational Sciences, which operates some of the world's fastest supercomputers, applying DevSecOps and risk-based practices to protect the HPC infrastructure. It bridges hands-on engineering and security governance, suited to a security engineer excited by supercomputing-scale systems.
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A radiological-engineering role on ORNL's internal-dosimetry program, running in-vivo counting operations and administering the program's Laboratory Information Management System. The systems content is operational rather than software development — a health-physics seat for a radiological engineer, not a developer.
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A precision survey-and-metrology engineering role supporting ORNL's Spallation Neutron Source accelerator, planning high-accuracy alignment of large mechanical systems and analyzing measurements with coordinate transforms and uncertainty propagation. The computing here is analytical rather than application development — a niche seat for someone grounded in surveying and measurement science.
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A sensor-systems engineering role in ORNL's Manufacturing Systems Analytics group, designing image-based sensing for advanced-manufacturing machines and writing the data-acquisition software behind them. Based in Knoxville, it blends hardware, calibration, and machine-learning data pipelines for an engineer who likes instrumented physical systems.
AI-keyword evidence: machine learning
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A data-engineering role in ORNL's Geospatial Data Modelling Group building production-grade pipelines for scalable geospatial data science and applied machine learning. The output supports national-security, disaster-assessment, and resilience missions, so it fits an engineer who wants rigorous, repeatable geospatial ML engineering rather than ad-hoc analysis.
AI-keyword evidence: ai , machine learning, llm
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A senior technical-leadership role at Oak Ridge National Laboratory launching a next-generation Geospatial Data Computing Center for the lab's geospatial high-performance-computing research. This is infrastructure-building at national-lab scale — supporting geospatial science for national-security and humanitarian missions — for an engineer-leader ready to stand up a new center from the ground up.
AI-keyword evidence: ml
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Biweekly casual lunches on Thursdays, plus quarterly community events · in-person · Knoxville
The technology-neutral umbrella for Knoxville's developer community, run as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Hosts biweekly casual lunches and quarterly gatherings, and maintains the knoxdevs.com directory of every local dev group. A good first stop for anyone new to the Knoxville tech scene.
Monthly · in-person · Knoxville Entrepreneur Center, Knoxville
A JavaScript user group open to all skill and interest levels, with monthly talks across the front-end and Node ecosystem. Builds community through hands-on, practitioner-led sessions at the Knoxville Entrepreneur Center.
Monthly · in-person · The Technology Cooperative, Knoxville
Knoxville's Python user group, where intermediate and advanced users share how they use the language at monthly meetings. Topics range across data, web, and general Python practice; newcomers are welcome.
Every 3rd Monday of the month · in-person · The Casual Pint, Hardin Valley, Knoxville
The Knoxville-area .NET user group, a member of the .NET Foundation, focused on .NET and related Microsoft technologies. Meets the third Monday of each month at The Casual Pint in Hardin Valley.
Monthly · in-person · The Technology Cooperative, Knoxville
A group for Java and JVM developers in the Knoxville area to collaborate and learn from one another. Practitioner talks on the Java ecosystem in a relaxed, social setting.
Monthly · in-person · The Technology Cooperative, Knoxville
An open community for anyone interested in the multidisciplinary field of data science, drawing both business and academic practitioners. A natural fit given Oak Ridge and UT's deep data and computational-science gravity in the region.
Monthly · in-person · Knoxville Entrepreneur Center, Knoxville
A group exploring the intersection of development and operations — automation, cloud, and the tooling that ties them together. Practitioner-led sessions for engineers working across the deployment pipeline.
Monthly · in-person · TEKsystems, Knoxville
The Knoxville functional programmers group, focused on collaborative learning of functional-programming languages and techniques. Welcoming to anyone curious about FP regardless of their day-job stack.
Monthly · in-person · Knoxville Entrepreneur Center, Knoxville
Knoxville's information-security community — a DEF CON group for hackers, sysadmins, developers, and students. A welcoming on-ramp into the local security scene, relevant to a metro thick with national-lab and defense-contractor cybersecurity work.
Monthly · hybrid · Knoxville
A group for cloud-computing practitioners focused on Amazon Web Services, sharing what they are building and running in the cloud. Open to anyone working with or learning AWS.
founded 2000 · 201-500 people · Knoxville, TN
Clinical communication and provider-scheduling platform used by more than 500 hospitals and tens of thousands of medical practices. One of Knoxville's longest-running and largest software companies — private-equity-backed and well past startup stage, but a cornerstone of the local healthtech scene.
1-10 people · Knoxville, TN
A model-agnostic AI security platform that gives organizations visibility into AI behavior — analyzing and hardening models and defending against prompt injection, backdoors, and data poisoning while supporting compliance with rules like the EU AI Act. Raised a $2 million seed round led by Gula Tech Adventures in 2025.
1-10 people · Knoxville, TN
A platform that automates and secures pet-vaccination-record verification, integrating veterinary providers with grooming, boarding, and pet-daycare services to simplify a previously fax-bound compliance process. Closed a $2.8 million seed round led by Las Olas Venture Capital; an early portfolio company of Knoxville's Market Square Ventures.
Founders: David Servodidio (CEO)
11-50 people · Knoxville, TN
Cloud compliance-automation software for registered investment advisors, compliance consultants, and chief compliance officers, used by more than 1,000 RIAs and compliance teams. A downtown-Knoxville regtech company serving the wealth-management industry.
11-50 people · Knoxville, TN
Builds AI voice agents applied to workforce and labor operations, with regional expansion plans and a 2025 capital raise of roughly $7.7 million. One of East Tennessee's more visible applied-AI companies.
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