Top Remote Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs in Boston, MA

Build and maintain the TypeScript-based Duo Client SDK, including Node.js core packages, public APIs, browser-compatible modules, Vue 3 client components, and platform adapters. Responsibilities include migrating consumers from the GitLab Language Server, managing versioning and deprecation paths, strengthening credential security, optimizing browser performance, writing tests, conducting code reviews, and participating in on-call support.

Lead Affirm’s Resilience Engineering team, defining strategy and building platforms for safe production load testing and chaos engineering. Manage engineers, establish safeguards such as isolation, approval workflows, rollback, observability, and auditability, and partner across infrastructure, security, and product teams to improve reliability. Drive adoption of resilience practices, identify distributed-system weaknesses, and guide monitoring, alerting, and incident response for production experiments.

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

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

Design, develop, secure, modernize, and support scalable omnichannel APIs for customer-facing web, mobile, contact center, partner, and enterprise applications. Improve API security, resiliency, performance, observability, testing, and reliability. Collaborate with architecture, security, cloud, product, operations, and engineering teams; lead technical delivery, mentor engineers, develop reusable patterns, and provide Tier 3 production support. Apply AI-assisted engineering practices and contribute to API lifecycle management and continuous improvement.

Designs, develops, and maintains infrastructure for ML pipelines and CI/CD. Analyzes infrastructure performance, collaborates with data and software teams, manages feature stores and model registries, writes maintainable code, and documents technical processes. The role requires experience with cloud, big-data, programming, workflow orchestration, version control, and continuous integration technologies.

Transfyr seeks adaptable builders for various roles across CS, biology, and business. Responsibilities include developing sensor stacks, data harmonization, computer vision, machine learning systems, lab operations, project management, and business development.

Develop and maintain front-end and back-end components of AI-driven products, collaborating with teams to enhance user experience and build proof of concept products.

Contribute to full-stack features for Hatch and Unity, write, test, and ship reliable code, use AI tools responsibly, participate in code reviews, learn Elixir/Phoenix, and work with teammates and end users to solve product problems.

Develop high-quality, resilient software across Ubuntu and the open source stack, from Linux systems and firmware to cloud, containers, and desktop applications. Contribute to product roadmaps, user experience, code reviews, issue resolution, security, and enterprise requirements. Collaborate remotely with global engineering teams and the open source community, while building expertise in programming languages and Linux systems. Attend international company sprints twice yearly.

Join Canonical as a graduate software engineer to write high-quality code across the open source stack, work on Linux system-level and application projects, engage with communities, respond to customer issues, and develop security-aware software while collaborating remotely and attending biannual in-person team sprints.