Top Remote Software Engineer Jobs in Providence, RI

As a Test Engineer, you'll ensure application quality by creating and executing manual and automated test cases, maintaining regression test suites, supporting production releases, and mentoring junior engineers. You'll also contribute to best practices in software quality and participate in team hiring and onboarding.

The Technical Architect at CNA will lead the technical vision and strategy across multiple technology disciplines, developing best practices and reusable components. Responsibilities include architecting cloud-native solutions on Google Cloud Platform and collaborating with teams for software modernization and delivery. The role requires hands-on experience in advanced technologies and the ability to mentor cross-functional teams to achieve technical goals.

As a Salesforce Developer at SambaSafety, you'll develop, implement, and maintain custom Salesforce applications and integrations. Your responsibilities include enhancing user interfaces, collaborating with teams to translate business needs into technical solutions, and ensuring high-quality software delivery. You will also stay updated on Salesforce best practices.

The Solutions Consultant for EMEA is responsible for managing the technical and solution aspects of the Kustomer sales cycle. They work closely with sales teams to deliver tailored solutions, conduct business requirements assessments, and provide demonstrations to potential customers while ensuring customer satisfaction and technical understanding.

The Senior Backend Engineer will develop and maintain production-grade backend services and APIs, manage major projects from inception to deployment, and implement testing and operations in a remote-first company. The role involves collaboration with a seasoned team to solve complex challenges and enhance customer experience with data observability products.

You will lead a team to architect and enhance GitLab's CRM ecosystem, focusing on Salesforce integration, enterprise architecture, and system design, while mentoring team members and driving innovative solutions that tackle business challenges.

The DNS Engineer is responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining DNS infrastructure and applications, ensuring security and efficiency across global systems. This includes hardware/software integration, troubleshooting, and scripting for automation, along with participation in the Internet community for emerging protocols.