Charles River Analytics

Charles River Analytics

Senior UX Software Engineer

Cambridge, MA · Senior

Sponsorship not specified$160k-$210kDetected 5 days ago
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About the role

  • Our team of technological entrepreneurs works together to push at the forefront of enhanced AI, robotics, smart sensing, and human-centered computing.
  • The resulting research and development help to continuously advance government programs and discover new possibilities in the commercial marketplace.
  • You will use your experience to shape the engineering direction in terms of feasibility, ideal technology, optimization, and other system-level details.

Responsibilities

  • Willingness to occasionally travel to support customer briefings and integration/test events

Requirements

  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field
  • Experience with (preferably leading) test and evaluation events

Skills

  • Work with Principal Investigators to understand, define, and prioritize technical requirements and track them effectively in GitLab
  • Architect scalable, robust software systems in response to customer and program requirements
  • Docker, AWS EC2, VM Ware, OpenShift Virtualization
  • Neo4j, Postgres, MongoDB, ElasticSearch, Redis, MySQL, MS SQL Server

Compensation

  • $160,000 - $210,000
  • The above projected salary range is an estimate based on the internal job level(s) for which this role is being considered.
  • The final salary will be decided after careful evaluation of the individual's work experience, education, and overall qualifications.

Benefits

  • This range does not include the substantial total rewards, as listed below, that you will also be eligible for as an employee at Charles River Analytics.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • Citizenship

This listing is sourced directly from Charles River Analytics's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.