Embedded Tester

Role Overview

Own the day-to-day health and operation of CI pipelines and test environments. Monitor results, perform first-level triage, support development test requests, and coordinate the onsite and offshore teams to resolve issues and improve CI reporting.

Key Responsibilities

• Create, maintain, and monitor CI pipelines; ensure their day-to-day health.
• Review daily test results across CI pipelines and identify failures, trends, and recurring issues.
• Maintain the CI team’s staging and production test machine pools.
• Track and report known and newly identified issues, analyzing trends across products, hosts, and software tracks. 
• Perform first-level triage of CI and test automation issues using strong troubleshooting skills.
• Reproduce issues and provide development teams with relevant logs and supporting details.
• Escalate high-impact or unresolved issues to the appropriate teams.
• Support ad hoc test requests from development teams; share results and initial triage analysis.
• Identify and request improvements to dashboards and other reporting tools.
• Coordinate onsite and offshore team members to deliver agreed results.
• Communicate issue status, findings, and risks clearly to technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Nice to Have

• Comfortable using the command line on macOS or Linux.
• Hands on with practical AI tools or workflows relevant to CI, testing, or issue analysis.

Qualifications : 

• Minimum 10+ years of automation test software development for embedded systems.
• Expert in Python programming.
• B.S. degree (or equivalent) in an engineering field, preferably software engineering, embedded systems engineering or programming.
• Meticulous and highly organized - excels at multitasking and thrives in fast-paced environments
• Self-motivated and responsible, have a sense or pride in making sure automation test system is running and in good health.
• Excellent multitasking capabilities with ability to handle frequent context switches
• Quick learner, good intuitions on debugging and troubleshooting.