Wireless QA/Automation Engineer
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Data-driven signals on your job's competitivenessTier-1 employer, popular QA automation title, mid-level experience, and Bangalore metro increase competition density.
Wireless/firmware testing increases domain specificity while automation skills remain reasonably transferable across industries.
Explicit 5-year requirement and domain QA automation experience raise filters though no strict tool mandates.
Job Description
Structured overview of role & requirementsAbout This Role
Design and execute quality assurance and test processes for software and firmware on various platforms including hardware, local, networked, and Internet-based.
Develop test scripts, automation, and integration activities for assigned portions of applications based on project guidelines; identify and debug issues and suggest improvements.
Collaborate with internal and outsourced teams to develop cost-effective and reliable testing and quality assurance solutions, communicating design status, progress, and issue resolution.
Minimum Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or equivalent.
Typically 5 years of relevant experience in software quality assurance.
Experience with software testing methodologies, tools, execution of test plans, debugging, and automation.
Ability to work onsite primarily at an HPE office (onsite expectation explicitly mentioned).
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced in developing and automating test strategies for software and firmware running on multiple platform types.
Capable of independently analyzing design documents and translating them into actionable test plans and automation scripts within project frameworks.
Skilled at collaborating effectively with both internal and external development teams to drive quality assurance efforts and resolve software issues.