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At Infinidat, a Lenovo company, we empower enterprises and service providers with cutting-edge storage platforms that redefine performance, reliability, and cyber resilience at scale. We are looking for a Tech Lead to join our System Validation & Verification team - someone who combines deep hands-on automation expertise with the leadership skills to drive technical direction, mentor engineers, and own end-to-end quality strategy for a complex, enterprise-grade distributed storage system. This role is centered on test design and development - the ideal candidate is someone whose craft is writing and owning tests for complex product features, and elevating a team to do the same at a high level. If you thrive at the intersection of architecture, code, and quality - and get energized by the challenge of making large-scale systems provably correct - this role is for you.

Responsibilities:

* Lead the technical direction of the automation group: define best practices, set coding standards, and guide architectural decisions for testing methodologies and new feature implementations
* Remain hands-on: actively write, review, and contribute to test code alongside the team, leading by example rather than by title
* Design detailed test plans for new features, and review and approve implementation designs proposed by team members for how those features will be tested
* Engage with R&D and Product from the earliest stages of feature development, providing input on testability, edge cases, and quality requirements before implementation begins
* Design and own test strategies for large, cross-cutting features involving multiple services and components working together
* Mentor and grow team members, conducting code reviews and elevating the team's engineering quality
* Work closely with development, product, and architecture teams to influence design decisions from a quality and testability standpoint
* Drive root cause investigations of complex, hard-to-reproduce issues - race conditions, timing-sensitive failures, and problems that only surface at scale
* Own release sign-off decisions - you'll have the authority to say "not good enough"
* Identify gaps in test coverage across service boundaries and drive initiatives to close them