As an Android Engineer, you'll develop a mobile privacy platform, manage Android experiences, and collaborate with diverse teams on telecom infrastructure and applications.

The Senior Full Stack Software Engineer will build responsive web applications, ensure security and performance, and improve user workflows. Engage in cross-functional product development and maintain coding standards through reviews and knowledge sharing.

The Operations Analyst will lead the customer porting experience, manage voice interactions, ensure mobile quality assurance, identify process bottlenecks, and advocate for user needs, eventually transitioning to team management.

As a Technical Sourcer, you will identify and engage technical talent for a growing company. Responsibilities include sourcing strategy, candidate pipeline, outreach, and data tracking.

Develop and support iOS applications focusing on privacy and security, collaborating with teams for feature development and user experience improvement.

The Associate Controller will manage financial operations, maintain accurate accounting records, oversee compliance, and transition accounting functions in-house.

Lead and grow the mobile engineering team overseeing iOS and Android apps, focusing on technical leadership, product delivery, and team management.

The Product Designer will create high-quality product experiences, lead design sprints, and translate complex security features into user-friendly designs, focusing on the mobile app and web interfaces.

Lead a team of engineers in building and maintaining cloud-native and on-prem distributed systems. Drive product features, mentor team members, and ensure high-quality systems at scale.

Responsible for full lifecycle development of privacy-focused telecommunications, improving system reliability, and managing compliance for FedRamp.

Join Cape as a Software Engineer responsible for developing and integrating software products in the telecommunications stack focused on privacy. You'll work on new projects and influence engineering practices.

Lead the rollout of new cellular networks, ensuring operational standards and user experience. Manage project plans, troubleshoot issues, and document processes.

The Telecommunications Architect role involves designing and implementing core networks, ensuring reliability and interoperability while driving security innovations for a privacy-centric cellular service provider.