Defcon General Application - Software Engineering

DEFCON; United States; Remote; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading insights company is looking for a Software Engineer to join their team focused on leveraging AI and analytics. This remote role requires analytical aptitude, effective communication, and adaptability within a fast-paced tech landscape. Candidates should have hands-on experience with agile methodologies and a commitment to continuous learning. Ideal for innovative thinkers excited to contribute to complex systems optimization.

Qualifications

• Possess keen analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Skilled in distilling technical complexities into comprehensible terms.
• Resilience and adaptability in the face of changing tech landscapes.
• Hands-on experience with agile development methodologies.
• Demonstrated adaptability to new technologies.
• Commitment to updating one's skill set.

Skills

Analytical Aptitude

Effective Communication

Adaptive Nature

Agile Methodology Experience

Agility in Tech

Continuous Learner

Education

Formal education in Computer Science or related fields

Job description

Defcon General Application - Software Engineering

Remote

Overview

DEFCON AI is an insights company that leverages artificial intelligence, mathematical optimization, data analytics, and software engineering for resilient optimization of complex systems. In today’s dynamically changing world, DEFCON AI’s technology aligns outcomes with operational goals, better decision making, and empowers customers to anticipate, assess, and mitigate the impacts of disruptions.

Don’t see the right role but interested in using your expertise to join our team of mission-focused, world-class AI engineers? Our team is leveraging big data and cutting-edge technology to develop the next generation of technologies.

Here is what we look for in our Engineers:

• Analytical Aptitude: Possess keen analytical and problem-solving skills, coupled with the capability to understand complex software challenges and collaborate toward viable solutions.
• Effective Communication: Skilled in distilling technical complexities into comprehensible terms for varied audiences.
• Adaptive Nature: Resilience and adaptability in the face of an ever-changing tech landscape, with a knack for rapidly integrating new technologies and methodologies.
• Agile Methodology Experience: An understanding and hands-on experience with agile development methodologies and version control tools.
• Agility in Tech: Demonstrated adaptability in the fast-paced tech landscape, continually embracing and integrating new technologies and methodologies.
• Education: While formal education in Computer Science or related fields is a plus, DefconAI values hands-on experience and demonstrable skills above all.
• Continuous Learner: A commitment to perpetually update one\'s skill set, staying aligned with the latest in technology trends and best practices.

Please submit your contact information, resume, and/or cover letter to be considered for a future role with Defcon AI Engineering.

Your information will be added to our Talent Community, which we will keep on file. We also recommend that you periodically check our career website and apply directly for positions that interest you.

We’re an Equal Opportunity Employer: You’ll receive consideration for employment without regard to race, sex, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, or on the basis of disability.

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