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Test Engineer (Firmware/Hardware)

Posted 15 days ago

tech tamminaRedmond (WA)

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About the role

Job ID: z5G7h3l6a1kMvyS65NP3c_tHupCCt_vU0cApnwd5l4A=Job Code: TTL-5795
Location: Redmond, WA, United States
Experience: 8-10 years
Contact: Raghunadha Raju Pinnamaraju
Contact Email: raghu.raju@tammina.comContact Phone: 7034680455
Job Description:
  • Professional expertise for 5 years in Firmware/Hardware Testing & in Server hardware or Cloud hardware
  • Technical proficiency in automation test failure analysis from the log files, debugging the test failures.
  • Technical understanding of automation scripts and identifying the root cause of test failures.
  • Technical Understanding of version control system like Git, Azure Repo
  • Understanding of Visual studio, Azure DevOps, testing, and troubleshooting
  • Proficient with Hardware exposure – CPU, RAM/Memory, DISK/Storage, BIOS, PCI etc. Knowledge on PowerShell/scripting experience will be an added advantage
  • Experience in large scale test infrastructure and automation is an added advantage Good communication skills & ready to learn and adapt quickly, flexible in terms of work timing
  • Job RoleTest Engineer (Firmware/Hardware)
  • Primary Skills
  • Firmware/Hardware Testing, Test Failure Analysis, CPU, RAM Memory, BIOS, PowerShell Scripting, GIT, Visual Studio
  • Experience8-10 years
  • SkillsFirmware, Hardware Testing, CPU, RAM Memory, BIOS, PowerShell Scripting, GIT, Visual Studio

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