Thermal Test Python Automation Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

q1 technologiesSan Diego (CA)

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Thermal Test Python Automation Engineer San Diego, CA (Day 1 onsite/5 days in office)
Job Description
Minimum Qualifications: •3+ years of experience in QA and test automation, with a strong foundation in software testing principles and methodologies•Proficient in Python for test automation, debugging, and data analysis using existing frameworks and libraries•Experience testing consumer products in lab environment•Skilled in test execution, failure analysis, defect reporting, and regression validation for consumer hardware/software products•Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field Engineer responsibilities:•Define, implement, and execute tests to validate Hardware/Software for Thermal Control Systems on Apple products.•Analyze automation test results for failures, identifying issue trends, and quantifying impact.•Execute Manual tests and analyze test results.•Isolate and report defects effectively quantifying customer impact, and verify fixes through regression testing and other test methodologies.•Maintain existing automation framework and develop new automated test cases.•Work closely and collaborate with cross functional team members. Success Criteria/Definition of Done Success criteria will be able to learn quickly how to install thermocouples on devices, able to kick off automated test scripts, able to monitor tests that are running in the chambers, if tests fail use documented debugging steps to troubleshoot, running manual tests and keeping labs neat and clean

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