5 research computing software engineer jobs at 5 companies in District of Columbia
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Lead Research Engineer, Search & Retrieval
New York City or Frisco or Toronto or Ann Arbor or Eagan or San Francisco or Los Angeles or Irvine or McLean or Washington
$137k-$255k/yrHybridFull Time
Thomson ReutersTSX, NASDAQ: TRI: Global provider of trusted information, software, and news.
7+ YOEBachelor's or master's in computer science, engineering, or related field; 7+ years building production software; search and retrieval expertise; Python, AWS, OpenSearch or Vespa, distributed systems, and technical leadership.
Industrial Engineer / Operations Research Analyst (TFMEP) in Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
OnsiteFull Time
LS Technologies: Federal consulting and engineering firm serving government agencies with aviation, air-traffic, cybersecurity, and technology services.
15+ YOEBachelor of Science in engineering, computer science, mathematics, or related field and 15 years of experience. Requires engineering and operations research expertise, process improvement experience, collaboration, and Public Trust eligibility.
Emerald AI: Private U.S. energy-technology startup whose software makes AI data centers flexible grid assets for utilities and operators.
Ph.D. in a relevant engineering or computer science field; strong AI systems, distributed computing, cloud, or optimization background; excellent C++, Python, Go, or Rust software engineering skills; research and production experience.
Anduril Industries: Defense technology developing AI-powered autonomous military systems.
5+ YOEBS, MS, or PhD in a related technical field; 5+ years developing production or research computer vision or ML systems; Python, deep learning, object detection/tracking, and edge deployment experience; eligible for U.S. Secret clearance.
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS): Public historically Black land-grant university serving Washington, D.C. students through degrees, workforce training, research, and community service.
Continuing graduate student in engineering, computer science, information technology, or cybersecurity with GPA above 3.0; requires strong communication, Microsoft Office proficiency, basic programming, and ability to learn software and research techniques.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint