Engineering Jobs in Lynn, MA

The Financial Coordinator will join the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship (“Center”) as the in-house accountant and manager for the Center’s multi-million dollar annual budget.

The Financial Coordinator will manage the Center’s finance-related activities for daily operations involving classes, programs, and events. This includes delta v (our cross-campus summer accelerator), Fuse, StartMIT, Pitch2Matches, the Orbit platform, the Pozen Fellowship program, the Center’s three certificate programs (E&I, Aero Astro, and Undergrad Engineering), Faculty Founders, MTC Memberships/GLEEN and the newly created MIT/City College New York Program. In addition, this position will be responsible for the management of all Center’s daily operations involving revenue receipts and transfers, the verification and approval of expense transactions (p-cards, vendor invoices etc.), travel reports, monthly financial reconciliations with SAP/Workday, and budget projections and analyses.

The Financial Coordinator is responsible for managing the budget and forecasts of the Martin Trust Center and will work regularly with the Vice President of Finance Office, Travel Support, Buy2Pay, and others in the management of the Center’s financials. The Financial Coordinator critically evaluates the Center’s business and financial processes for accuracy and efficiency and when necessary, proposes options for improvement.

The Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship is a student service center. The Financial Coordinator must be based in the local area with the ability and willingness to work some early mornings, late evenings, and ~5 weekend days as required for classes, programs, or events.

NOTE: This role is temp-to-perm, on-site, 24 hours per week (60% effort).

Product Manager – Financial Services / Private Markets

About the Role

We are seeking an experienced Product Manager with deep Financial Services expertise to lead the development and evolution of products supporting Investment Management and Private Markets. This role combines strong domain knowledge across Private Equity, Private Credit, Investment Operations, and Fund Accounting with hands-on experience in data management, reference data, and system integrations.

You will partner closely with business stakeholders, technology teams, and data teams to define product strategy, translate complex financial workflows into clear requirements, and deliver scalable, high-quality solutions.

What You’ll Do

• Own and drive the product roadmap for platforms supporting Investment Management and Private Markets (Private Equity & Private Credit)
• Partner with Investment, Operations, Fund Accounting, and Technology teams to gather requirements and translate business needs into product features
• Lead product discovery and definition across:
• Investment Operations workflows
• Fund accounting and transaction lifecycles
• Market and Security Reference Data
• Data ingestion, enrichment, and distribution
• Define and manage product requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria for agile delivery teams
• Ensure accurate data management and mapping across multiple upstream and downstream systems
• Collaborate with engineering and data teams on SQL-based analysis, data validation, reconciliation, and issue resolution
• Oversee integration of reference data (market, security, pricing, counterparty) into core investment and accounting platforms
• Act as a subject matter expert on private market transactions (capital calls, distributions, valuations, settlements)
• Support regulatory, audit, and reporting requirements through strong data governance and controls
• Measure product success through KPIs, user feedback, and operational efficiency improvements

What You Bring

• 7+ years of experience as a Product Manager, Product Owner, or Business/Product Analyst within Financial Services
• Strong hands-on experience in Investment Management and Investment Operations
• Deep knowledge of Private Markets, including Private Equity and Private Credit
• Solid understanding of Fund Accounting, transaction processing, and lifecycle events
• Experience working with Market and Security Reference Data
• Proven background in data management, including mapping across multiple systems
• Strong SQL skills for data analysis, validation, and troubleshooting
• Experience working in agile environments with engineering and data teams
• Excellent communication skills, with the ability to translate complex financial concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with private market or investment platforms (accounting, portfolio management, or data platforms)
• Familiarity with data governance, data quality frameworks, and control processes
• Experience supporting large-scale system integrations or platform modernization initiatives
• Background in asset management firms, asset servicers, or fintech organizations

AI Ethics Specialist, Standards, Measurement & Governance | Just Horizons Alliance

Join us to define the standards that hold AI systems accountable.

The situation

Just Horizons Alliance is an 18-year-old applied research lab focused on ethics and technology. Our current focus is the AI Ethics Index, a measurement framework for evaluating AI systems on ethics, safety, and societal impact.

We currently have a first version of the framework that is validated and in use. Now we're investing in the next phase: sharper indicator definitions, stronger construct validity, governance processes that hold up to external scrutiny, and measurements that work across domains from education to healthcare to finance.

This is the first dedicated hire to drive the standards and governance layer end-to-end.

What you'll actually do

Months 1–3: Learn the system

Work through the existing L4 indicator library with Sophia. Understand where definitions need tightening, which constructs require the most interpretation, and how the evaluation engine turns indicators into measurements. Start giving developers working definitions they can implement.

Months 4–6: Build the governance infrastructure

Lead the development of a versioning and change control process for the Index. Define disclosure policies. Formalize internal ethical oversight processes. Collaborate with domain experts in education, healthcare, and finance to validate indicators across contexts.

Months 7–12: Drive the standard

Be the person who gives definitive answers on construct interpretation. Manage the L4 indicator framework as a living, governed document. Represent the methodological rigor of the Index in external conversations with regulators, academics, and the organizations being evaluated.

Why this role is hard

You're working at the frontier of a field that does not have settled answers. There is no ISO standard for AI ethics measurement. The frameworks you're building will be contested by academics, challenged by the AI companies being evaluated, and scrutinized by regulators. You need to make defensible decisions under genuine uncertainty, document your reasoning clearly, and communicate it to people who will disagree.

The daily work involves uncomfortable specifics. What does "sexually explicit content" mean when an LLM is used in a youth education context—a tutoring app, a storytelling tool, an educational assistant? Where exactly is the boundary? You have to define it in terms a developer can implement and an auditor can verify.

The pace is weeks, not semesters.

You're probably the right person if

You've taken an abstract ethical principle and turned it into something a developer could build or a compliance team could audit

You understand NIST AI RMF or the EU AI Act at a working level — not awareness, but enough to argue about the details

You have external credibility in the field: publications, recognised work, advisory roles, or a title that carries weight

KYC, compliance, or governance experience is part of your background alongside ethics expertise

You work at the pace of decisions, not the pace of studies

You can hold a substantive conversation with a software developer about API behaviour and with a philosopher about construct validity — on the same day

You can read an inter-rater reliability methodology and understand what it means for your indicator definitions

You're probably not the right fit if

Your background is purely academic ethics — you've written and published but never operationalized anything

You need months of research before committing to a position on a specific indicator definition

You're primarily a communicator or writer about AI ethics rather than a practitioner of governance

You're based on the West Coast US or don't work in East Coast US or Western Europe time zones

You see "working with developers" as someone else's job

Hard Skills

These are the domain and technical capabilities you need going in — or need to be able to build up fast. You don't need to be an engineer. But you do need to learn quickly, including using AI tools to close knowledge gaps on the fly.

• NIST AI RMF and EU AI Act — working-level knowledge, not awareness. Enough to argue about the details and identify where a specific AI system fails to comply
• Construct operationalization — demonstrated experience translating an abstract ethical principle into a bounded, testable indicator that someone else can use
• Governance documentation — writing versioning policies, change control frameworks, and disclosure protocols that other people actually use day to day
• AI evaluation methodology — familiarity with how AI systems are benchmarked, where measurement goes wrong, and what validity means in a scientific context
• Basic technical literacy — able to read API documentation, understand what a model endpoint does.
• Statistical reliability concepts — inter-rater reliability, aggregation methods, and what it means for a measurement to be valid versus merely reliable
• KYC or compliance frameworks — experience building governance processes that have real enforcement teeth, not just principles documents that no one is held to

What you get

The role: Work directly with Sophia Zitman (AIEI Team Lead) as the person who owns the methodological integrity of the AI Ethics Index. Direct daily collaboration with the development team.

The comp: $110,000

The team: Small, split between ethicists and engineers. Interview panel: Janet Kang and Sophia Zitman.

The environment: Boston-based non-profit (501(c)(3)). East Coast US or Western Europe time zones strongly preferred. Deliberate, rigorous culture.

The upside: You'll have built the governance foundation of what may become the globally referenced standard for AI ethics measurement. That is a genuinely consequential body of work.

We are seeking an experienced Cloud Information Systems Security Engineer to design, implement, and manage security solutions for cloud environments. The selected candidate will lead security engineering efforts, identify risks, and develop mitigation plans to ensure compliance with DoD and federal cybersecurity standards. This role will primarily support CLIN 5 and is ideal for professionals with hands-on experience in cloud security, InfoSec engineering, and risk management within federal programs.

Security Clearance: Secret Clearance Required

Work Authorization: U.S. Citizens ONLY due to legal or government contract requirements

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop, implement, and manage information security engineering designs and solutions for cloud environments.
• Identify system security threats, vulnerabilities, and risks; develop and implement mitigation plans.
• Architect, design, and evaluate security-focused tools, services, and processes.
• Oversee assessment and mitigation of system security risks throughout the program life cycle.
• Validate system security requirements and perform security analyses to ensure compliance.
• Implement security designs across hardware, software, data, and operational procedures.
• Support continuous monitoring and improvement of cloud security posture.
• Collaborate with engineering, DevOps, and operations teams to enhance security automation and resilience.
• Maintain technical documentation, runbooks, and compliance records for audit and review purposes.
• Stay current on emerging threats, cybersecurity standards, and federal security mandates.

Required Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or related field.
• Minimum of 4 years of experience in information security engineering or cloud security roles.
• Strong knowledge of cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud) and security best practices.
• Experience with system security designs, threat modeling, risk assessment, and mitigation strategies.
• Understanding of hardware, software, and network security principles in cloud environments.
• Experience working in federal or DoD programs is preferred.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Ability to work effectively in a team-oriented, security-focused environment.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Hands-on experience with DevSecOps practices and security automation.
• Familiarity with Infrastructure-as-Code security controls and compliance tools.
• Knowledge of virtualization platforms (VMware, Hyper-V) and secure cloud configurations.

Certifications:

• IAT Level II certification required.
• Must obtain one or more Cloud Certifications within 6 months of hire (AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud preferred).

Hello,

I hope you are dong well, Tech-Consulting is looking for Dynamic Entry Level Mobile Developer in Atlanta, GA. We are scouting talent in though US. Gel Along!

Job Title: Junior Mobile Developer

Experience: 0–2 years

Location: Atlanta, GA

Employment Type: Full-time

Job Overview

We are looking for a motivated Junior Mobile Developer to join our development team. You will assist in building, testing, and maintaining mobile applications for Android and/or iOS platforms. This role is ideal for someone who is passionate about mobile technologies and eager to learn from experienced developers.

Key Responsibilities

Assist in developing and maintaining mobile applications.

Write clean, efficient, and maintainable code.

Collaborate with UI/UX designers, backend developers, and product teams.

Debug and fix issues in existing applications.

Participate in code reviews and team meetings.

Test applications to ensure performance, quality, and responsiveness.

Stay updated with the latest mobile development trends and tools.

Required Skills

Basic knowledge of mobile development frameworks such as:

Flutter

React Native

Android Studio

Xcode

Programming knowledge in:

Dart

Java

Kotlin

Swift

JavaScript

Understanding of REST APIs and JSON.

Basic knowledge of Git version control (e.g., GitHub).

Familiarity with mobile UI/UX principles.

Good problem-solving and communication skills.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience).

Internship or project experience in mobile app development is a plus.

• Seniority Level
• Entry level
• Industry
• IT Services and IT Consulting
• Employment Type
• Full-time
• Job Functions
• Consulting
• Skills
• Mobile Technology
• Computer Science
• iOS
• Android Development
• Programming
• Java
• Mobile Applications
• JavaScript
• React Native
• Mobile Application Development
• Android
• Problem Solving

Junior Project Manager

At TÜV SÜD we are passionate about technology. Innovations impact our daily lives in countless ways, and we are dedicated to being a part of that progress. We test, we audit, we inspect, we advise. We never stop challenging ourselves for the safety of society and its people. We breathe technology, we strive for professional excellence, and we leave a mark. We take the future into our hands. We are TÜV SÜD.

Your Tasks

• Coordinate certification projects from initiation through first factory inspection, including tracking file numbers, service agreements, and inspection cycles.
• Monitor annual and quarterly follow‑up service schedules, proactively identifying upcoming renewals, missed inspections, and potential compliance risks.
• Schedule factory inspections in collaboration with clients, inspectors, and PTDEs, confirming readiness and required documentation.
• Maintain accurate records of inspection activities, certification updates, and program documentation to support operational visibility.
• Liaise with PTDEs and certification agencies to track inspection findings, documentation requirements, and program updates.
• Support financial processes by verifying inspection completion, coordinating invoicing, and tracking revenue tied to recurring certification programs.
• Maintain project data in internal systems (such as PSE and SAP), ensuring projects are opened, maintained, and closed according to internal procedures.

Your Qualifications

• Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Project Management, Engineering Management, or a related field (or equivalent relevant experience).
• 2–3 years of experience in project coordination, project support, or project management in a technical, engineering, or laboratory environment.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple deadlines and identify risks proactively.
• Clear and professional written and verbal communication skills.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and project tracking systems.
• Preferred:
• Experience working in regulated, certification, testing, or service‑based environments.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with engineers, technical leads, and customers.
• Ability to work independently while staying aligned with management direction.

What We Offer

• A collaborative team environment within a globally recognized certification and testing organization.
• Opportunities to develop project management capabilities in a technical and compliance‑focused setting.
• Exposure to international certification agencies and industry‑recognized processes.
• A workplace culture that values diverse backgrounds, inclusive communication, and continuous improvement.

Additional Information

• The anticipated annual base pay range for this full-time position is $65,000 - 75,000. Actual base pay will be determined based on various factors, including years of relevant experience, training, qualifications, and internal equity. Additionally, we offer a comprehensive benefits package to employees, including a 401(k) plan with employer match, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave for birthing parents and 2 weeks for other parents, health plans (medical, dental, and vision), life insurance and disability, and generous paid time off.
• Workplace model: Remote
• We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives.

Senior Developer, AI Evaluation & Cloud Infrastructure | Just Horizons Alliance

Join us to build the technical foundation for AI accountability.

The Role

Just Horizons Alliance is an 18-year-old applied research lab focused on ethics and technology. Our current focus is the AI Ethics Index, a measurement framework for evaluating AI systems on ethics, safety, and societal impact.

We need a senior engineer to own the technical infrastructure end-to-end: learn what exists, close critical gaps, and build something that lasts.

The evaluation methodology is validated and in use. We're now at the stage where the systems need to mature alongside the research. This is the first dedicated infrastructure hire for this work, and you'll shape how it scales.

What You’ll Do

Months 1–3: Learn the System

Map the current architecture with Sophia Zitman (AIEI Team Lead). Understand the evaluation methodology, the data flows, and the infrastructure that supports them. Identify what needs to evolve for multi-domain benchmarking—reproducibility, security posture, test coverage, deployment pipeline. Begin implementing the highest-priority improvements.

Months 4–6: Build for Scale

Architect the infrastructure to support the next phase of the Index. CI/CD that maintains stability as the system grows. IAM and secret management built for a production environment. Experiment tracking that makes every evaluation run auditable. Documentation that enables the research team to work independently.

Months 7–12: Expand

Multi-domain benchmarking across education, healthcare, finance, and other sectors. Reproducibility standards that meet external scientific scrutiny. A system the research team can extend without engineering support for every change. At this point, the infrastructure should be stable enough that you're focused on capability, not maintenance.

Why This Role Is Difficult

This is infrastructure for a scientific standard, not a product feature.

Correctness and delivery both matter. A bug in the evaluation engine doesn't break a feature, instead it invalidates a measurement. A flawed pipeline doesn't slow things down, it compromises the credibility of the research. At the same time, methodology that never runs in production has no impact. The role requires both rigor and momentum.

You're translating between disciplines. Your stakeholders are researchers, ethicists, and governance specialists. You'll need to take concepts like "operationalizing an ethical construct" and turn them into data models and pipelines. This is a translation problem as much as an engineering problem.

The work is novel. There's no existing system to reference. The AI Ethics Index is defining what rigorous AI evaluation looks like. You'll be making architectural decisions in areas where best practices don't yet exist.

You'll have full ownership. This is not a role where you're executing someone else's technical vision. You're setting the direction. That means autonomy, but it also means accountability.

You're probably the right person if

You've built evaluation systems or data pipelines that other people depended on for correctness, not just uptime

You're comfortable with GCP and have deployed containerized workloads in a real production context

You've worked with LLM APIs and understand their reliability and reproducibility characteristics

You can read a paper about measurement methodology and turn it into a working data structure

You build for durability. Your code is still running 18 months later because you thought about the next person

You've worked somewhere between 5 and 50 people and you're comfortable being the person who figures things out without a playbook

You find working on AI ethics infrastructure more interesting than building another e-commerce checkout flow

You're probably not the right fit if

Enterprise environments make up most of your experience. This is not a large-team context

You need clearly defined requirements before you can start. The requirements here evolve through conversation with ethicists

You're based on the West Coast US or expect West Coast US working hours

You mainly build user-facing APIs and features — this is systems and infrastructure work

You're looking for a high-growth startup where shipping speed is everything. This is a scientific organization. Correctness is everything.

Hard Skills

These are the technical capabilities you need going in — or need to be able to build up fast using an AI coding agent. We're not looking for someone who ticks every box. We're looking for someone who closes gaps quickly and knows how to learn.

• Python — strong enough to design systems architecture and reason about failure modes, even if you work with AI assistance for implementation details
• Google Cloud Platform — specifically Cloud Run, IAM design, secret management, and containerized workload deployment in a real production context
• API and model documentation — able to read, write, and navigate API specs and model documentation fluently; you know how to figure out how a system behaves from its documentation without needing someone to walk you through it
• Structured step-by-step reasoning — when you hit a complex problem, you decompose it immediately and visibly into logical steps; you don't disappear into your head and come back with an answer, you think out loud and in sequence, which makes collaboration with the ethics and research team possible
• LLM API integration — understanding the reliability, reproducibility, and failure characteristics of external model endpoints
• Data pipeline architecture — building evaluation or measurement systems where correctness is non-negotiable, not just data-moving
• Experiment tracking and reproducibility standards — always looking to improve the evaluation pipeline; you understand what needs to be tracked, why reproducibility matters scientifically, and you find the right approach for the context without being dogmatic about tooling
• Statistical reliability concepts — enough to understand what inter-rater reliability means for evaluation output and why reproducibility matters scientifically

What you get

The role: You'll work directly with Sophia Zitman (AIEI Team Lead) as the technical backbone of the AI Ethics Index. Full engineering ownership of the evaluation engine.

The comp: Base salary $110,000.

The team: Small, split between ethicists and engineers. You will interview with Janet Kang (Executive Director) and Sophia Zitman (AIEI Team Lead).

The environment: Boston-based non-profit (501(c)(3)). East Coast US or Western Europe time zones. Collaborative but autonomous — Sophia won't micromanage, but she will hold you to a high standard of systems thinking.

The upside: You'll have built the technical foundation of what may become the globally referenced standard for AI system evaluation. That's a meaningful line on any CV — and a genuinely hard thing to have done.

Project Manager – Site/Civil | Cape Cod & Southeastern MA

For more than 50 years, our client has built the infrastructure that defines their community. Asphalt paving, site development, underground utilities, subdivision construction, and airport work. Over 8,000 projects completed. A large owned fleet. A skilled, experienced construction crew. Support from a talented administrative team. Any Project Manager would be very happy working here.

They're professional and forward-thinking, but far from stuffy and corporate. The office is the kind of space you wouldn't expect from a civil contractor - bright, open, and well-appointed. Think Silicon Valley startup, not construction trailer. Stocked fridge, snacks available all day, and a modern layout that makes going into the office something to look forward to.

They are known for investing in their people - they believe their team is their greatest asset. Careers are built here, and experienced people are respected for what they know and what they bring. We can say that with confidence - one of our own placements is still there 22 years later and, by all accounts, has never looked back.

The Role

You will own the schedule, the budget, and client relationships - supported by a highly experienced field team. This is a hands-on PM role where you run real work, not just push paperwork.

What You'll Do

• Own project delivery from award through closeout
• Coordinate with field superintendents for safe, on-budget, on-time project execution
• Manage submittals, RFIs, and change orders
• Build strong relationships with municipal, state, and private clients
• Identify risks early and get ahead of problems

What We're Looking For

• 5+ years of PM experience in civil construction, site development, or heavy civil
• Experience managing projects up to $20M+
• Strong knowledge of earthwork, paving, utilities, and sitework
• Ability to read plans, specs, and contract documents, and comfortable using B2W software
• MassDOT, municipal, or federal client experience is a strong plus
• Degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management preferred - equivalent field experience considered
• Based in southeastern MA or Cape Cod strongly preferred

Why This Role

• 50+ years of experience with a strong reputation
• stable pipeline of projects and year-round work
• family-owned, not private equity - community matters to them
• Self-perform culture with real operational responsibility (Member of Local 385, Local 4, Local 59)
• Leadership that has been in your shoes and invests accordingly
• A genuine path toward senior leadership
• Complex, high-profile projects across Massachusetts
• Competitive salary, health benefits, PTO, 401K, vision, and flexible supplemental options

Quietly thinking about a move closer to the Cape?

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