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Remote Contract Robotics Engineer Jobs in Washington

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Remote Contract : 6+months Department: Product / Engineering Reports To: TBD Experience : 9+ Timezone : EST About the Role We are seeking a disciplined and execution-focused Release Manager to lead ...

RPA Lead (REMOTE)

Arlington, VA · On-site +1

$170K - $200K/yr

This is a remote opportunity. We offer competitive compensation and an extraordinary benefits ... Provide technical guidance and troubleshooting support to automation developers and end users

Contracts Manager (Remote)

Reston, VA · On-site +1

$92K - $123K/yr

Lead the contract review and negotiation process for new proposals, RFP awards, amendments to ... Familiarity with Engineering contracts and the utility industry. * Familiarity with Deltek tools ...

Contracts Manager (Remote)

Reston, VA · Remote

$92K - $123K/yr

Lead the contract review and negotiation process for new proposals, RFP awards, amendments to ... Familiarity with Engineering contracts and the utility industry. * Familiarity with Deltek tools ...

Contracts/Tasks Manager

Alexandria, VA · On-site +1

$95K - $127K/yr

... contract execution for a DoD network engineering support environment. This role serves as the ... Security & Remote Work Requirements: * Ensure staff follow secure telework/remote-work practices ...

Senior Contract Specialist

Mclean, VA · Remote

$75K - $90K/yr

Remote CONUS Contract Type: Full-time (40 hours/week) Period of Performance: Base year + four ... Experience with construction and architect-engineer services preferred * Ability to obtain HSPD-12 ...

Engineering and Sciences Subcategory: Specialty Engr Schedule: Full-Time Shift: Day Job Travel: Yes ... None Potential for Remote Work: ORA_ON_SITE Description We are seeking a Contracts Support ...

Background in robotics, autonomous vehicles, or drone systems * Experience with sensor fusion or ... contracts * We actively encourage healthy, proactive, and diverse debate internally about what we ...

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What is the difference between Remote Contract Robotics Engineer vs Remote Contract Automation Engineer?

AspectRemote Contract Robotics EngineerRemote Contract Automation Engineer
Required CredentialsBachelor's in Robotics, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering; relevant certificationsBachelor's in Automation, Electrical, or Computer Engineering; certifications in automation systems
Work EnvironmentDesigning, testing, and programming robotic systems remotelyDeveloping and implementing automation solutions remotely
Employer & Industry UsageManufacturing, robotics companies, research labsIndustrial facilities, manufacturing, process industries

Remote Contract Robotics Engineers focus on designing and programming robotic systems, while Remote Contract Automation Engineers specialize in automating processes. Both roles require technical expertise and often work remotely for similar industries, but their core responsibilities differ in scope and application.

What are the most commonly searched types of Remote Robotics Engineer jobs in Washington? The most popular types of Remote Robotics Engineer jobs in Washington are:
What cities in Washington are hiring for Remote Contract Robotics Engineer jobs? Cities in Washington with the most Remote Contract Robotics Engineer job openings:
Salesforce Release Manager

Salesforce Release Manager

Allruva Technology Services

Washington, DC • Remote

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Job description

Release Manager

Location: Remote
Contract: 6+months
Department: Product / Engineering
Reports To: TBD
Experience: 9+
Timezone: EST

About the Role

We are seeking a disciplined and execution-focused Release Manager to lead end-to-end release governance across our Salesforce-based SaaS platform. This role ensures releases are predictable, high-quality, well-controlled, and transparent in a complex, multi-team delivery environment.

The Release Manager acts as the central point of coordination across Engineering, Product, QA, DevOps, and stakeholders to ensure readiness, quality, and controlled deployment.


Core Areas of Responsibility

1. Release Planning & Scope Governance

  • Define release scope in partnership with Product and Engineering.
  • Develop and maintain release plans, schedules, milestones, and dashboards.
  • Monitor progress of committed items and manage scope changes.
  • Coordinate go/no-go readiness reviews prior to deployment.


2. Quality & Readiness Assurance

  • Enforce Definition of Done standards across all release items.
  • Ensure code reviews, accessibility compliance, unit test coverage, telemetry, and linked test plans are complete prior to deployment.
  • Confirm environment readiness and deployment prerequisites are met.
  • Maintain traceability between requirements, code, test suites, and release artifacts.


3. Source Control & Artifact Management

  • Manage branching strategy, source code flow, and code freeze windows.
  • Create and maintain release tags and version identifiers.
  • Ensure versioned artifacts are correctly packaged and associated with each release.
  • Support auditability and compliance requirements.


4. Risk & Environment Management

  • Identify and mitigate release risks (resource constraints, platform updates, integration dependencies, etc.).
  • Define and coordinate environment preparation tasks and responsible parties.
  • Maintain a release risk log and proactively escalate issues.
  • Develop contingency and rollback plans where required.


5. CI/CD Optimization & Stakeholder Communication

  • Monitor CI/CD pipeline health and recommend improvements.
  • Drive continuous enhancement of release automation and deployment discipline.
  • Provide clear, consistent communication to Product Managers and executive stakeholders.
  • Maintain transparency on scope, timing, risks, and delivery status.


What Success Looks Like

  • Predictable, on-time releases with reduced production defects
  • Strong source control and versioning discipline
  • High stakeholder confidence in release cadence
  • Clear dashboards and visibility into release status
  • Continuous improvement in CI/CD efficiency and quality