Top Hardware Engineer Jobs in Oklahoma City, OK

The Back End Developer will support the Air Force by developing microservices for data sharing across various systems, utilizing modern technologies like Java, Spring Boot, and Azure. Responsibilities include testing and deploying these services, with a focus on backend development, while having opportunities to engage in full-stack development in the future.

The Tester role involves validating software systems through test analysis, development, and execution of test artifacts in both Manual and Automated Testing tools. The candidate should also participate in team planning sessions and have strong communication skills, with at least three years of relevant experience or equivalent ISTQB certification.

The Senior Innovation Engineer develops digital transformation solutions using Pega capabilities, supporting automation projects. Responsibilities include developing user stories, unit testing, and troubleshooting while collaborating with architects.

The Oracle MDM Solution Architect will lead the functional design and delivery of Meter Data Management solutions, working closely with clients to understand their business needs, oversee the implementation of MDM software, and ensure project objectives are achieved on time. Key responsibilities include coordinating workshops, performing data validations, and mentoring team members while maintaining communication with project leadership.

The Senior Software Engineer will lead the development of products in the fintech sector, focusing on API design and user experiences. Responsibilities include debugging production issues, measuring project success, and iterating based on user feedback while making tradeoffs related to user experience and business priorities.

As a Junior Solution Engineer, you will support sales and technical teams by assisting in pre-sales activities, demonstrating products, and collaborating on solution designs. You will also provide technical documentation, ensure successful post-sales deployments, and stay informed on industry trends in EDI and supply chain visibility.

The IAM Architect leads the design and implementation of Microsoft identity and access management solutions. Responsibilities include requirements gathering, technical assessments, capacity planning, solution deployment, and troubleshooting. The role also involves training, documentation, and remaining current on industry trends.

The Sr. .NET Developer will design, architect, and implement IAM solutions, including engaging in requirements gathering, system integration, and deployment. Responsibilities also include maintaining IAM solutions, performing testing, and ensuring adherence to coding best practices. The role requires excellent communication skills and a commitment to teamwork.