דרושים System Software Development Engineer ב-אינטל ב-United States, Phoenix

At Intel, located in the tech hub of Phoenix, Arizona, System Software Development Engineers are at the forefront of technological advancement. As a System Software Development Engineer, your primary responsibility is designing and developing software systems utilizing the latest industry standards. You will be part of a team of innovators to create advanced and highly performant systems. Intel's software systems achieve greater performance on Intel platforms that allows users to take full advantage of the latest technologies. It is the job of System Software Development Engineers to design and develop software systems that meet customer performance expectations. Specific tasks of a System Software Development Engineer include researching innovative technology solutions, creating data models, documenting requirements, designing application architectures, implementing sophisticated algorithms, resolving software development issues, debugging software, and performing quality assurance. In this role, you will be responsible for managing multiple projects, negotiating deadlines, and meeting tight timelines. You will be able to deliver robust and easy-to-maintain software applications for Intel customers. You will use your problem solving and analytical skills to implement software designs effectively and efficiently. Qualified candidates should have strong written and communication skills and be able to communicate solutions effectively to a diverse audience. An understanding of computer science or software engineering related to web, data, cloud, and mobile development is also preferred. At Intel, System Software Development Engineers are rewarded with competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits, and an environment of collaboration and innovation. With over 17,500 global employees, Intel's Phoenix office is the perfect setting for a career in system software development engineering. Join the Intel team and help shape the future of technology!