Top Python Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

As a Staff InfoSec Systems Engineer at DISH, you will be responsible for designing and implementing cutting-edge security solutions, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and providing strategic guidance on Identity Management systems. This role requires expertise in SIEM technologies, scripting languages, data modeling, and strong communication skills.

The FPGA/ASIC Verification Engineer will be responsible for creating testbenches, writing detailed verification plans, collaborating with designers, managing regression and continuous integration infrastructure, and developing open-source and internal tools. The ideal candidate should have strong analytical skills, experience in RTL functional verification, and familiarity with Linux and Python. C++ experience and knowledge of networking protocols are preferred. A bachelor's degree in Computer or Electrical Engineering is required. This is a full-time position with a minimum base salary of $150,000.

Design and develop flight software and algorithms solutions for spacecraft missions, analyze system requirements, participate in software life cycle, work in Agile Scrum environment.

The Systems Engineer at NBC Universal will be responsible for supporting enterprise technology, broadcast, and production systems, with a focus on NBCU Broadcast infrastructure. They will collaborate with various teams to provide end-to-end delivery and support for infrastructure solutions and ensure stable and high-performance technical environments. Responsibilities include team collaboration, client management, monitoring, security compliance, and building secure systems with best practices.

Seeking a dedicated Test Engineer to design, conduct, and analyze tests for solid rocket motors. Requires deep understanding of rocket propulsion, strong analytical skills, and ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

Seeking a Systems Engineer with Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) experience to lead the development, implementation, adoption, and execution of modern methods, tools, infrastructure, and processes in SysML and UAF.

The Systems Engineer II is responsible for monitoring and supporting nationwide WiFi and 5G networks, troubleshooting and resolving service-impacting issues, collaborating with internal and external teams, and contributing to system and network performance improvements. They are also required to have experience in system engineering, wireless systems, and support center work.