Top Remote Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs in CO

As a Staff Software Engineer, you will build a new venture from the ground up, collaborating with a small team to create functional prototypes and ensuring flexible architecture, utilizing AI tools for development efficiency.

As a Solutions Engineer, you will provide technical support to customers, assist in technical evaluations, deliver product demonstrations, and build strong relationships with clients while collaborating with various teams.

The Quantitative Developer will assist with client onboarding, support, implement and maintain new functionality for portfolio compliance, and improve team documentation.

As an Outcome Engineer, you will architect multi-agent systems, implement automated governance, and build evaluation frameworks to enhance AI-powered workflows.

Remote entry-level web developer role building web applications and RESTful services. Work includes frontend development (HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, React/Angular/Ember), integrating REST/SOAP/stream APIs, developing backend APIs with Node.js/Express, and writing complex SQL/NoSQL queries. Product-development, microservices, and startup experience preferred.

Open application inviting talented, passionate candidates for future roles across CI Games. Submit your CV to be considered for remote, cross-functional positions contributing to game development, production, and related disciplines. Company offers remote work with core hours, benefits, professional development, and inclusion.

Design, develop, deploy, and operate scalable full-stack software and RESTful services. Collaborate on APIs and web applications, perform code reviews, support production operations and on-call, and maintain clear documentation while promoting good engineering practices.

Design, develop, and test software and analytics solutions; automate processes; perform data exploration, ETL, and maintain data pipelines and database infrastructure; build reporting and web-deployed tools; document work, support process improvements, and train teammates.

The Optical Test Development Engineer designs and develops optical test systems, collaborates across teams, analyzes test data, creates automation scripts, and maintains quality standards.

A Database Administrator manages and secures databases, ensuring data is accurate and available. Responsibilities include installation, performance optimization, security management, troubleshooting, and data integrity.