Role Description We're looking for a Full Stack Engineer to help build and evolve the products used every day by thousands of clinics and millions of patients. You'll own product features end-to-end, from backend logic to the interface the user actually touches. Our frontend is built in React and TypeScript; our backend runs in PHP today and is evolving toward a modern, microservices-based architecture, with AI at the core of how we build. You'll start by delivering features on our existing product, get a deep understanding of it, and help shape where our stack goes next. Responsibilities - Design, build, and maintain product features end-to-end, across frontend and backend. - Deliver features on our current PHP backend and contribute to its evolution toward a modern, microservices-based architecture. - Build user-facing interfaces in React and TypeScript. - Write clean, well-tested code (unit, integration, end-to-end) and take part in code reviews. - Make the most of modern AI tooling in your day-to-day development. - Work closely with product managers, designers, and QA to ship and monitor features in production. What to Expect in Your Journey With Us - Your First Month: - Set up your development environment and get access to our systems. - Participate in onboarding sessions. - Start exploring our product and getting to know the team. - Get comfortable with our workflows and development practices. - After the Second Month: - Develop, test, and deploy your first feature to production. - Monitor how your feature performs and start building a feel for our product metrics. - Have a solid understanding of the product across the full stack. - Deliver a steady stream of features to production, owning them end-to-end. - Start spotting opportunities for improvement and bringing your own proposals to the table. Qualifications - 3+ years building and shipping web applications. - Solid experience with modern frontend architecture (preferred React and TypeScript). - Solid backend skills. PHP or Typescript experience is highly valued, but we also welcome candidates with solid experience in other object-oriented languages (e.g. Rust, Go etc.) who are eager and comfortable to work with PHP. - Good command of SQL databases. - Experience with automated testing. - Comfortable working across the full stack. - Strong communication and collaboration skills. Requirements - Experience with microservice / distributed-system architectures. - Previous work migrating legacy systems to modern stacks. - Experience with Docker and cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP, or Azure). - Experience in SaaS, multi-tenant, or healthcare/regulated domains. Benefits - 🏡 100% remote work, with the option to join our offices in Bologna or Barcelona. - 🎂 One extra day off for your birthday. - 🌱 Access to iFeel – our mental wellbeing platform. - 🍽️ €8/day meal vouchers – lunch is covered if you're in the Bologna office. - 🩺 Private health coverage via Metasalute. - Access to study in action platform. Company Description TuoTempo, part of the Docplanner group since 2019, develops the market-leading CRM solution dedicated to hospitals, medical centers, and health insurance providers. The platform manages and automates the entire patient journey, from the first request to follow-up, centralizing contacts, communications, and processes in a single modular system integrated with the software already used by the organization. Active in Italy, Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, and Chile, TuoTempo operates with a clear goal: to revolutionize interactions between healthcare organizations and patients, improve efficiency, reduce costs, and increase staff and patient satisfaction. Discover how we're reshaping healthcare delivery at tuotempo.com

Role Description Apply your technical skills to make a real impact in the fight against climate change and the inequities of its impacts. We are seeking a Senior Research Engineer to join our Research & Innovation team. This role is ideal for an experienced engineer who enjoys solving complex technical challenges, leading multidisciplinary projects, mentoring colleagues, and helping shape the next generation of climate and energy solutions. Our ideal Senior Energy Engineer is an experienced technical leader who thrives in a collaborative, project-based environment. You bring deep expertise in building energy systems and enjoy tackling complex engineering challenges that advance energy efficiency, electrification, and decarbonization. Unlike traditional engineering consulting, this role combines applied engineering, field research, emerging technologies, and strategic problem solving. Our engineers work across research, demonstration projects, policy, and technical assistance—helping shape how buildings and communities decarbonize rather than simply designing individual systems. What You’ll Do - Lead technical analysis and develop engineering solutions for applied research and consulting projects involving buildings, campuses, communities, and emerging energy technologies. - Lead medium- to large-scale multidisciplinary projects from proposal through delivery, ensuring high-quality technical work, budget and schedule performance, and strong client satisfaction, while managing cross-functional teams. - Analyze building and community energy systems with a strong focus on HVAC, controls, electrification, distributed energy resources, and other emerging technologies to identify, quantify, and prioritize efficiency and decarbonization opportunities. - Design and conduct field studies and engineering evaluations to assess real-world performance of technologies, buildings, and energy systems. - Translate findings into practical engineering recommendations that integrate proven efficiency measures and emerging climate technologies. - Mentor and provide technical guidance to engineers and researchers across project teams. - Present findings to clients, utilities, government agencies, and industry audiences through high-quality reports, presentations, and conferences. - Identify, develop, and secure new research and consulting opportunities by contributing to proposals, cultivating client relationships, and partnering on strategic business development initiatives. - Shape Slipstream's technical strategy by identifying emerging trends and opportunities, proposing new research ideas, and contributing to the growth of our engineering practice. Qualifications - Extensive experience with HVAC systems, controls, and building energy performance in real-world applications. - Deep understanding of building science, energy systems, and engineering analysis methods. - Demonstrated success managing complex technical projects from planning through completion, delivering on scope, schedule, budget, and quality. - Experience leading multidisciplinary project teams and coordinating internal staff, external partners, and stakeholders to achieve shared outcomes. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to solve complex engineering problems and communicate findings to technical and non-technical audiences clearly. - Experience developing client relationships and contributing to successful proposals or business development efforts. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including presenting technical information to diverse audiences. - Ability and desire to mentor junior engineers and researchers while fostering collaboration across teams. - Curiosity and initiative to explore innovative technologies and approaches that address climate and equity challenges. Nice to Have (or What You’ll Learn Here) - Measurement & Verification, commissioning, or field verification. - Energy modeling (EnergyPlus, OpenStudio, eQUEST, etc.). - Programming or data analysis (Python, R, VBA, SQL). - Building controls optimization. - Knowledge of ASHRAE, IECC, ENERGY STAR, or related building codes, standards, guidelines and programs. - Utility energy efficiency programs. - Federal or state-funded research projects. - Professional Engineer (PE) license. Requirements - Bachelor's or advanced degree in mechanical, electrical, architectural, civil, or environmental engineering (or equivalent experience). - 8–10+ years of relevant engineering experience. - Demonstrated experience leading complex engineering or research projects. - Experience with proposal development and client engagement preferred. - Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred. Work Environment - Fully remote position with the ability to work from home or another suitable location with reliable internet access. - Flexible schedules, meetings generally occurring 9–4 in Central Time zone. - Requires a quiet and professional workspace for virtual meetings and collaboration. - Hybrid work is available if located in Madison, WI or Chicago, IL. If in-office, expect a moderate noise level. - Travel up to 10% for in-person meetings, conferences, client visits, etc. Physical Requirements - Primarily a sedentary role, with tasks typically performed while sitting or occasionally standing. - Ability to operate a computer and standard office equipment. - Ability to ascend and descend stairs, ladders, and into/out of vehicles as required. - Tasks demand visual focus for reading and working on screens. - This position frequently communicates via phone and video conferencing, with in-person interactions as applicable. Company Description Slipstream is an equal-opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive workplace where all individuals feel valued, respected, and supported. We center community in everything we do and strongly encourage people of all backgrounds to apply and join us in our mission.

Role Description We have an exciting opportunity for an AI Research Engineer at UL Research Institutes , within our Digital Safety Research Institute (DSRI). This is a REMOTE opportunity. The AI Research Engineer advances Digital Safety mission by designing, developing, and evaluating advanced artificial intelligence (AI) safety assessment systems, with a focus on large language models (LLMs) and natural language processing (NLP) safety. This role contributes to the development of rigorous evaluation methodologies, scalable assessment capabilities, and research-driven insights that improve the safety assessments of frontier AI systems. What you’ll learn and achieve - Study incident reports implicating LLMs or NLP algorithms and hypothesize root causes. - Conduct literature and open-source reviews in NLP or LLM. - Design, plan, and create NLP or LLM assessments - expanding digital safety best practices. - Apply technical, diagnostic, and troubleshooting skills. - Code or train text analytics needed to run NLP or LLM assessments. - Prepare written component documentation for technical audiences. - Publish assessment research results online, using Digital Safety lab tools, and in peer-reviewed conferences and journals. - Work closely with team members to ensure that all processes are accurate and technically sound. What you’ll experience working at UL Research Institutes - People : Work with a diverse team of experts respected for their independence and transparency. - Interesting work : Engage in varied tasks and push the boundaries of human understanding. - Grow and achieve : Participate in targeted development, reward, and recognition programs. - Values : Guided by collaboration, respect, integrity, and beneficence. - Total Rewards : Eligible for bonus compensation, comprehensive insurance plans, and generous 401k matching. Qualifications - Demonstrates mastery level knowledge of NLP and LLM safety and how safety assessments can protect the public from LLM harms. - Solves AI assessment research challenges independently and efficiently. - Engages software engineering teams to help DSRI researchers scale their assessments. - Looks ahead to needed research and development next steps for better analytics. - Begins developing relationships within the broader safety community. Requirements - Ph.D. in computer science or related field, focused on NLP or LLMs. - 3 years of relevant experience, post Ph.D.

Role Description Research Computing at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) empowers researchers by removing technical barriers to discovery. We provide access to high-performance computing (HPC), GPU-accelerated compute, scientific software, research data management (featuring the PNNL Research Library), and cloud computing. We sit within the Computing and Information Technology directorate, which supports PNNL's mission across science, energy, and national security. This is a cohort-based internship program. Interns work in small teams, each paired with mentors and project stewards from across the Lab. Assignments run 10 to 12 weeks with the possibility of extension. Participants will be starting in cohort sessions and must be available to start in May or June 2027. As a Masters-level intern, you may take on additional responsibility in areas like technical leadership, architecture decisions, or guiding project direction alongside your mentor. You will work on the same teams as undergraduate interns and are expected to contribute to a collaborative, supportive team environment. The program includes: - Strategically important projects with real deliverables in a team environment - Weekly engagement with senior leadership, including briefings and a final presentation to our Directorate - A dedicated full-time mentor, coaching sessions, workshops, and lab tours - Exposure to diverse career paths in research computing through collaboration with research scientists, engineers, and leadership - Social and networking events throughout the program Intern teams are assigned to projects based on skills and interests. Examples from previous cohorts: - Implementing open-source ML workflow tools to enable research teams to automate and leverage ML platforms - Prototyping private Generative AI environments to explore how these technologies can transform research processes - Optimizing and parallelizing scientific codes for supercomputers, including participation in a high-performance coding bootcamp - Building cloud "blueprint" templates on AWS, Azure, and GCP to help scientists and engineers provision cloud services - Developing CI/CD pipelines and supporting application migration with software engineering teams Qualifications - Minimum Qualifications: - Candidates must be matriculated/enrolled in a Master's program at an accredited college or university. - Minimum GPA of 3.0 is required. - Preferred Qualifications: - Degree in Computer Science, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Information Technology, Human-Centered Design, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, or a related field - GPA of 3.25 or higher Requirements - We are recruiting across three tracks. You do not need to fit all three; identify the one that best matches your background. - Software Development Track: - Experience with one or more of: Python, C, C#, JavaScript, React, or R - Interest in building tools, APIs, or applications that support scientific research - Data Engineering Track: - Experience with one or more of: Python, R, SQL, or data pipeline frameworks - Interest in research data management, ML workflows, or analytics infrastructure - IT / Cloud Engineering Track: - Familiarity with cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or GCP) or computing infrastructure management - Foundational knowledge of configuration management, CI/CD, or infrastructure-as-code tools - Across all tracks, we value curiosity, willingness to learn, comfort working in teams, and the ability to communicate technical work to non-technical audiences. Benefits - Employees are offered an employee assistance program and business travel insurance. - Employees are eligible for the company funded pension plan and 401k savings plan, once eligibility requirements are met. Company Description Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) is a world-class research institution powered by a highly educated, diverse workforce committed to the values of Integrity, Creativity, Collaboration, Impact, and Courage. Every year, scores of dynamic, driven people come to PNNL to work with renowned researchers on meaningful science, innovations and outcomes for the U.S. Department of Energy and other sponsors; here is your chance to be one of them! At PNNL, you will find an exciting research environment and excellent benefits including health insurance, and flexible work schedules. PNNL is located in eastern Washington State—the dry side of Washington known for its stellar outdoor recreation and affordable cost of living. The Lab’s campus is only a 45-minute flight (or ~3 hour drive) from Seattle or Portland, and is serviced by the convenient PSC airport, connected to 8 major hubs.