Senior Software Application Development Engineer

About the position

The CEG/FEDS Software Application Development Engineer provides technical support to Intel Foundry Services customers on improving operational efficiencies across the board. This is an opportunity to solve complex technical challenges, transform manual processes into automated CI/CD pipelines, and make a tangible impact on customer support quality and delivery speed. We are seeking a software engineer who is passionate about automation, system integration, and building robust, scalable solutions. Your work will directly shape our development and customer support workflows and infrastructure, driving innovation in the semiconductor foundry space.

Responsibilities

  • Identify opportunities and implement solutions for increased automation, reliability, and velocity by implementing robust generative AI/Agentic based solutions
  • Apply industry best practices to transform manual processes into efficient automated workflows
  • Drive operational excellence through innovative software solutions
  • Ensure efficient planning, provisioning, installation/configuration, maintenance, and operations of software required for automation and operations
  • Validate and release automation solutions while maintaining high quality standards
  • Manage software within Intel enterprise constraints and governance requirements
  • Work closely with ASE/Enablement and PM teams to build, test, and automate capabilities appropriate to project requirements
  • Implement and maintain systems within constraints imposed by Intel enterprise infrastructure (IT) and other governing bodies
  • Collaborate with diverse teams to deliver integrated solutions
  • Own the complete delivery pipeline including source code management, versioning/tagging strategy, component build and packaging
  • Develop and maintain test automation tooling, release staging, and acceptance criteria/indicators
  • Ensure robust CI/CD pipeline implementation and maintenance

Requirements

  • US Citizenship is required.
  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical / Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or in a STEM related field of study.
  • 3+ years of Python experience
  • Experience with database technologies (i.e. SQL or similar)

Nice-to-haves

  • Post Graduate degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or in a STEM related field of study
  • Experience with Generative AI and use of LLM models to build RAG systems and Agentic Solution
  • Familiarity with containerization technologies (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes)
  • Demonstrated experience transforming manual processes into automated CI/CD pipelines.
  • Proficiency with version control systems (Git) and an understanding of branching strategies.
  • Hands-on experience with the Unix/Linux operating system and shell scripting

Benefits

  • competitive pay
  • stock bonuses
  • health
  • retirement
  • vacation
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