Top QA Engineer Jobs in Boston, MA

Develop and integrate advanced software for marine vessel autonomy, focusing on web UI development. Work collaboratively with technical teams on testing and system integration, resolve customer issues, and maintain software documentation.

The Systems Engineer is responsible for architecting, designing, and implementing complex systems infrastructures for clients. This role involves troubleshooting advanced infrastructure issues, executing high-level projects, coordinating with vendors and clients, and providing technical mentorship.

The Software Engineer develops public transit software systems and products, focusing on coding applications and optimizing existing solutions. Responsibilities include writing production-quality software, creating tests, delivering features, and ensuring data security while collaborating with the team.

As a Full Stack Developer, you will work on enterprise-scale applications, migrate legacy systems to modern technology stacks, implement enhancements, integrate applications with agency services, and participate in agile development sprints. You will use various frameworks and tools to ensure high coding standards and adherence to security practices.

As a Project Engineer, you will support the Project Manager in the preparation and execution of offshore wind projects, develop method statements, communicate with stakeholders, monitor project progress, and ensure deadlines are met. The role requires a degree in Offshore Engineering or related field, experience in Civil Engineering or Marine Engineering, openness to travel, and strong teamwork skills.

The Reliability Engineer is responsible for assessing plant losses, developing engineering solutions to improve equipment reliability, utilizing lean tools for analysis, planning capital projects, and driving continuous improvement initiatives. The role requires collaboration across departments, effective communication, and management of department metrics related to equipment reliability.

As a Senior Plumbing Engineer/Designer, you'll lead various plumbing design projects, establish design standards, conduct fire suppression system selection, produce technical documentation, manage project budgets and schedules, mentor junior staff, and engage in business development activities.