Software Gigs

Own end-to-end demand forecasting and capacity planning for AI systems, compute, storage, GPU, and emulation across a global engineering organization spanning tens of thousands of servers and hundreds of petabytes of storage. Translate silicon product roadmaps and tapeout schedules into multi-year demand plans, size and justify capital purchases into the hundreds of millions of dollars, and present capacity positions to engineering and finance leadership. Build and maintain forecasting models, decision rules, and utilization analytics; apply AI and automation to move beyond manual spreadsheet work. Lead and mentor a team of analysts, raising their craft and setting analytical direction.

The Digital Portals Technical Product Owner bridges business stakeholders, development teams, and end-users to drive the development and delivery of digital portal products. The role owns the product vision, roadmap, and strategy; prioritizes the backlog based on business value; participates in agile ceremonies; and validates requirements before development. The ideal candidate has 6+ years leading technical teams and translating requirements across business and technical audiences, plus 3+ years as a Product Owner or Product Manager, with insurance industry experience highly desired.

The System Test Engineer - Autonomy will coordinate data validation workflows, manage mapping datasets, and track issues for an autonomous vehicle platform. Responsibilities include executing weekly validation processes, maintaining data quality audits, monitoring metrics, and automating workflows with Python scripts. The role requires 1+ years of systems testing or data operations experience, proficiency in Python, and familiarity with issue tracking tools like Jira. This position supports engineering teams in keeping autonomous driving systems ready for testing and deployment.

The Quality Assurance Specialist II independently owns and operates defined Quality Management System processes, serving as a subject matter expert for batch release, NCMR/deviation/CAPA management, and asset control. The role requires judicious decision-making on routine and moderately complex quality and compliance matters, including investigating quality events, driving corrective actions, and supporting regulatory submissions and FDA inspections. The specialist works collaboratively with a QA Associate and Sr. Quality Systems Engineer, leading process improvements and providing escalation support with minimal oversight.

This Quality Assurance Specialist II role supports clinical trial projects at a pharmaceutical CDMO, ensuring compliance with cGMP and SOPs throughout the product lifecycle. Responsibilities include pre- and post-execution batch record review, authoring/updating QA and compliance documentation, participating in investigations and deviation writing, and reviewing change controls. The candidate must demonstrate strong knowledge of GMP environments, proficiency with MS Office (especially Excel) and ERP systems like JD Edwards, and 5–10+ years of relevant pharmaceutical QA experience depending on education level.

The ICT Project Manager will coordinate installations and modernization activities for Combat Systems on U.S. Navy aircraft carriers and amphibious ships, including planning, budgeting, and execution of New Construction and Selected Restricted Availability projects. The role requires conducting engineering studies, test and evaluation events, preparing formal reports and test documentation (such as OCSOT), and developing tests in coordination with Ship's Force, CNAF, and ISEA personnel. The ideal candidate must have extensive technical knowledge of Aircraft Carrier and Amphibious Ship Integrated Combat Systems, specifically the Ship Self Defense System (SSDS), and five years of prior systems engineering and combat systems integration experience in a U.S. Navy environment. Day-to-day responsibilities include managing complex projects, attending design reviews, analyzing maintenance and repair of the Integrated Combat System (ICS), and supporting bid and proposal activities.

The Product Owner drives product strategy and delivery for an insurance carrier, serving as the bridge between business stakeholders, development teams, and end-users. Responsibilities include defining and communicating product vision, converting business ideas into a prioritized backlog, facilitating agile ceremonies (sprint planning, grooming, retrospectives), and validating roadmap items prior to development. The role requires 6+ years of related experience (including leading technical teams and translating requirements), minimum 3 years as a Product Owner or Product Manager, and a Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Computer Science, Engineering, or related field. Certified Product Owner (CPO) certification is required; SAFe is preferred.