Verification Engineers
siri abBrockport (NY)
Verification Engineers
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siri abBrockport (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We are looking for a Mobile Automation Engineer with extensive experience in Appium for iOS and Android, responsible for developing and maintaining automated test scripts, performing performance testing, and collaborating with development teams to deliver high-quality mobile applications.
Responsibilities:
Creating and maintaining automated test scripts for mobile applications – iOS and Android.
Creating and maintaining automated test scripts for load and performance testing.
Collaborating with developers and testing team to ensure timely delivery of high-quality software applications.
Participating in Agile development processes, including sprint planning and retrospectives.
Analyzing and reporting test results to identify areas of improvement.
Providing support to other team members as needed.
Qualifications:
6–8 years of experience in automation testing using Appium for iOS and Android devices.
B. Tech / M. Tech in Electrical, Electronics, Computer Science Engineering or equivalent.
Understanding of functional testing of BT+Wi‑Fi coexistence.
Domain expertise in Coex (BT‑WiFi).
Skills FuSa with APB, AHB, AXI protocol knowledge.
xSPI and DDR, focus on boot flows and Execute‑in‑Place functionality.
NETC and PCIe, high‑speed interfaces.
Porting into UVM, XTOR programming.
Understanding of functional testing of BT+Wi‑Fi coexistence.
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