Top Remote Software Engineer Jobs in CO

The Senior Software Engineer in Compliance Engineering will collaborate with teams to design workflows for compliance programs, create analysis tools for financial crime prevention, and develop scalable data pipelines while focusing on user-friendly solutions.

The Director of Engineering at Huntress will lead the platform engineering teams, oversee product infrastructure development, and ensure scalable delivery of security solutions for small to midsize organizations. Responsibilities include recruiting talent, implementing technical roadmaps, and fostering high-performing teams to enhance product offerings and quality.

As a Senior React-Native Developer at CompanyCam, you'll manage projects ranging from small improvements to major enhancements in the mobile release process. You'll contribute to the engineering team's culture and practices while mentoring junior developers and advocating for your own ideas in platform improvements.

Lead the advancement of a modern data lakehouse, translate requirements into effective data models, develop in data technologies, manage project life cycle activities, collaborate with team members, and mentor other Engineers. On-call support as needed.

Implement high-speed electrical schematic design and layout for digital circuits, perform hardware verification testing, develop firmware for microcontroller units, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and resolve hardware design issues in satellite terminal architecture.

The Enterprise Technical Account Manager works with enterprise customers to implement and utilize Red Canary's security solutions. Responsibilities include technical onboarding, tracking customer requests, documenting best practices, troubleshooting, and providing technical leadership. The ideal candidate has experience in enterprise infrastructure initiatives, strong understanding of security products, and excellent communication and problem-solving skills.

The DNS Engineer will play a key role in designing and implementing DNS infrastructure for a globally distributed environment, including traditional and cloud-based initiatives. Responsibilities include hardware/software implementation, troubleshooting, protocol evaluation, and automation.