Job Summary
Looking for candidates with strong testing and automation experience in Electronics / Instrumentation products.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform functional and non-functional testing (performance, throughput, load, stress, reliability, stability, and resource/memory usage) on C/C++ and .NET APIs and consuming applications.
- Develop test suits and automation against C/C++ APIs; build and maintain GTest-based suites.
- Validate high-speed data transfers — DMA/RDMA paths — for correctness, integrity, and throughput.
- Design test strategies and cases from API contracts and acceptance criteria (positive, negative, boundary, edge).
- Set up and manage test environments across Linux and Windows (including Embedded Linux), with Conan package installation/build workflows.
- Investigate failures to root cause, file precise reproducible defects, and verify fixes.
- Track and report quality metrics; drive toward zero defects escaping to release.
Skill Requirements
Must-Have Skills
- Electronics & Communication domain background
- Experience testing electronic instruments/products such as Oscilloscopes, Spectrum Analyzers, Signal Generators, FPGA-based systems, Controllers, or similar measurement/instrumentation products
- Strong automation testing experience
- Good understanding of electronics fundamentals
- Experience with controllers, embedded systems, or hardware-integrated products
- Product/System Validation and Testing experience
Preferred Skills
- FPGA exposure
- Hardware-software integration testing
- Verification & Validation
- Test framework development
- Automation using C++, Python, or similar technologies
Good-to-Have Skills
- C++ API Testing
- GTest / Google Test
- Linux
Other Requirements
Electronics/Instrumentation domain knowledge + Strong Automation Testing experience
Candidates who have worked on electronic measurement instruments, RF/wireless test equipment, FPGA-based systems, controllers, or embedded hardware products should be prioritized over generic software automation testers.
C++ API testing and GTest are considered value-add skills