Software Engineer (AI)

Location: Onsite in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, United States

Company

Williams AV designs and manufactures assistive communication technology, including assistive listening products and AI-enabled translation solutions.

What you will do

• Design, develop, and test features for assistive communication products across web, mobile, desktop, cloud, and embedded platforms.
• Build cloud-hosted applications supporting AI-powered translation solutions.
• Deploy production software through CI/CD pipelines and modern development practices.
• Debug complex systems involving web interfaces, wireless protocols, embedded software, and hardware.
• Build and maintain automated tests and internal development tools.
• Estimate work, provide sprint updates, and collaborate with Product Management and Technical Services.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or a related field.
• Experience developing software products through internships, academic work, personal projects, or professional experience.
• Proficiency in at least one programming language.
• Understanding of data structures, algorithms, and basic networking.
• Experience or familiarity with Vue or React, REST APIs, Git, and Agile development.
• Interest or exposure to embedded, real-time, audio, C/C++, Electron, or Flutter development is relevant to the role.

Nice to have

• Experience with Electron or Flutter for desktop and mobile development.
• Experience with programming close to hardware.
• Interest in embedded, real-time, or audio software.

Culture & Benefits

• Dedicated mentoring during the first few months, including support through the first feature release.
• Collaborative code reviews, regular coaching, and continued learning support.
• Opportunities to expand into web, embedded, cloud, and other technologies.
• Work with a collaborative engineering team focused on curiosity, knowledge sharing, and continuous improvement.

Hiring process

• Initial onboarding includes product familiarization, mentoring, and learning the company’s design, review, testing, and release practices.
• Progression includes ownership of components from design discussion through code review and release.