Designs, develops, troubleshoots, and debugs software programs and tools supporting design, infrastructure, and technology platforms. Works on operating systems, compilers, networking equipment, utilities, databases, and cloud/Internet tools. Evaluates hardware compatibility and influences hardware design decisions.
Software Engineer (Systems): Designs, develops, troubleshoots and debugs software programs for enhancements and new products. Develops software and tools in support of design, infrastructure and technology platforms, including operating systems, compilers, routers, networks, utilities, databases, cloud-based and Internet-related tools. Determines hardware compatibility and/or influences hardware design.
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