Software Engineer - Test Automation

Qualifications

• Strong Python — You’ve built test frameworks, automation systems, or production tooling in Python. You write structured, maintainable code, not one-off scripts.
• Rust and/or C — You can write low-level code that interfaces directly with hardware— serial protocols, custom test equipment, or embedded targets. •Broad electronics knowledge — You can read schematics, identify test points, understand signal integrity basics, and probe a board to debug a failure. You don’t need to design the circuit, but you need to understand it.
• Mechanical intuition — You can think about fixtures, enclosures, thermals, and how a unit physically sits in a test nest. You can spec a fixture and work with a vendor to get it built.
• Project management and timeline ownership — You manage your own deliverables. You communicate status, flag risks early, and deliver on schedule without being chased.
• Manufacturing floor experience — You’ve worked in or closely with a production environment. You understand the difference between something that works on your bench and something that works at rate on the floor.