Top Entry Level Software Engineer Jobs in Chicago, IL

The Entry Level Back-End Associate will assist in developing and maintaining server-side applications, support database management, and collaborate with team members to enhance system performance.

Build full-stack, client-focused solutions using React and modern JavaScript or backend languages (Java/Scala/Kotlin/C#/Node.js/Python). Design APIs, work with relational and NoSQL databases, use cloud (AWS), containers, and CI/CD. Write tests, troubleshoot issues, contribute across the application lifecycle, mentor engineers, and support continuous improvement and AI/ML integration.

Develop and unit-test server-side Java web applications. Assist with integration, build and deployment, database development and data migration, and debug/resolve application issues. Work with Java multithreading, socket programming, frameworks (Stripes/Spring, Hibernate/JPA), JUnit, Oracle 11g, Tomcat, Maven/Ant, Eclipse and Linux.

Develop and enhance low-latency trading software, collaborate with traders, and learn proprietary systems and methodologies in a fast-paced environment.

Design, develop, and maintain web applications, services, and databases using the Microsoft stack. Produce efficient, scalable code, integrate third-party tools, supervise outsourced development, participate in requirements analysis, and collaborate on software architecture.

The role involves designing, coding, and testing trading tools and risk applications, requiring strong software development and collaboration skills. Engineers will work on real-time systems and gain exposure to trading strategies.

The Adobe Assets, Experience Manager Developer role involves hands-on implementation and upgrades of Adobe Assets and Experience Manager, with a focus on CMS configuration and programming.

Seeking a developer for Adobe Assets and Experience Manager with skills in DAM implementations, Java, CMS configuration, secure programming, and document management integration.

As a Quantum Software Engineer, you'll design and maintain quantum software, support customers, collaborate with physicists, and engage with the scientific community.

As a Software Engineer, you'll develop software solutions for telecommunications and IP networking, contributing to cybersecurity efforts under supervision. Responsibilities include testing, documentation, and collaboration with product teams. A Bachelor’s degree in a related field and programming skills are required.