The user interface programmer reviews, analyzes, and modifies programming systems including encoding, testing, debugging and installing to support a graphical user interface for products and programs.

The project engineer contributes to and coordinates the efforts required for successful completion of highly technical projects with emphasis on communication, documentation, and tracking both internally and externally.

The release engineer is responsible for the design and development of builds, scripts, installation procedures, and systems, including source code control and issue tracking.

The software architect is responsible for design and development of new software or extensive software revisions for external customers.

The solutions engineering coordinator coordinates the efforts required for successful completion of highly technical projects with emphasis on communication, documentation, and tracking both internally and externally.

The technical writer produces end-user and technical documentation for new products and updates existing documentation.

The software systems analyst engineer possesses working knowledge of automated systems necessary for the installation, operation, and use of automated business processes necessary to provide customers with hard drug substance delivery systems.

The test engineer performs standard testing processes on a variety of equipment and records and analyzes results.

The database architect develops database solutions by designing proposed systems with defined database physical structures and functional capabilities.

The software engineer designs and develops software applications, along with performing coding, debugging, testing and troubleshooting throughout the application development process.