Jobs at Scripps Health

This five-month contract role places a Software Engineer III within the Legal department to build and maintain internal tools that streamline workflows. The position focuses on developing full-stack applications and automating processes using languages such as Python, Java, and Hack. Key responsibilities include designing backend systems, establishing technical best practices, and serving as a liaison between technical teams and non-technical legal partners. The role appeals to self-starters who enjoy solving complex operational challenges and fostering collaboration across cross-functional groups. While the preferred candidate is based in San Francisco, the position offers the opportunity to work on high-impact projects that directly support the organization's legal operations and data management needs.

The 2026 Engineering Rotational Development Program places entry-level engineers within Caterpillar's Product Development team for a 12 to 18-month rotational experience. Participants rotate through diverse engineering disciplines including product design, simulation, controls development, embedded software, and process engineering to solve real-world manufacturing challenges. Key responsibilities involve designing components, analyzing system performance, developing control algorithms, and validating electronic systems alongside cross-functional teams. The program is appealing for its structured mentorship, early ownership of meaningful projects, and the opportunity to build a career at a global leader in sustainable technology. This full-time, in-person role is primarily based in Peoria, Illinois, with relocation support available, offering a collaborative environment focused on professional growth and innovation.

This contract Systems Administrator role serves as a primary liaison for technology teams and vendors within a 24/7 IT Operations Command Center. The position focuses on monitoring enterprise alerts, managing incidents and changes, and troubleshooting distributed server infrastructure across Windows and UNIX environments. Key responsibilities include escalating complex issues, coordinating with engineering partners, and providing operational oversight and training for junior server operators. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-critical environment where they can leverage their expertise in high-availability data centers to drive service improvements. While the position requires specific night shifts from Monday through Thursday, it offers the flexibility to work remotely from Dallas, Austin, or Phoenix.

The Investigative Reporter role at WLOS/MY40TV involves leading in-depth news investigations and consumer advocacy within a dynamic broadcast team. Key responsibilities include developing community sources to generate story ideas, pitching and refining investigative angles with producers, and creating compelling written and video content for both television and digital platforms. The position requires strong storytelling abilities, social media expertise, and knowledge of legal processes like the Freedom of Information Act. This opportunity appeals to enterprising journalists seeking a platform to hold individuals accountable through impactful storytelling. The role offers a collaborative environment focused on high-quality journalism and professional growth in a local market setting.

This onsite Network Security L3 role in Dallas, Texas, involves managing daily operations and leading a team of engineers within a large-scale security environment. Key responsibilities include designing and implementing security architectures using Checkpoint firewalls, Cloudflare WAF, Zscaler, and Aruba ClearPass, while resolving complex L3 outages and authentication issues. The position requires creating automation scripts, maintaining compliance with NIST and CIS standards, and driving service improvements through data-driven reporting. The role is appealing for its opportunity to mentor staff, lead innovation initiatives, and work with cutting-edge cloud and network security technologies in a collaborative culture focused on continuous professional development.

This onsite Vulnerability Researcher and CNO Developer II role at Nightwing focuses on analyzing systems to understand their behavior and developing advanced security techniques. The position requires a TS/SCI clearance and involves working in small teams to study disassembly, write Python scripts, and audit C++ code. Key responsibilities include reverse engineering complex software, understanding OS internals, and utilizing tools like IDA Pro and debuggers to identify and productize vulnerabilities. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on high-impact missions for the U.S. government within a collaborative culture that values teamwork and innovation. The position is based in San Antonio and requires a U.S. citizenship with a technical degree or equivalent experience.