You will develop automation infrastructure for validating embedded camera and depth-sensing hardware. This includes device control, power sequencing, frame capture, and external instrumentation. You will make it reliable enough to run unattended, overnight, and across many units.
You will also design, write, and maintain automated test suites covering firmware, drivers, and host software. When a test fails, you will drive it to root cause alongside the firmware, hardware, and systems engineers you work closely with. Your results will directly inform release decisions.
Responsibilities
Design automation infrastructure across host software, device interfaces (USB, serial, I2C/SPI), and lab instruments
Own the automated version release process, from firmware and software builds to automated validation gates and release reports
Design and develop a Python/Pytest test automation framework that makes tests easy to write, reuse, and run across devices and stations
Write and maintain automated test suites for firmware, drivers, and host software, including functional, negative, and long-duration stability tests
Design, build, and maintain test stations, including fixtures, wiring, and supporting MCU-based hardware
Build tooling to capture and analyze data such as raw frames, timing traces, and logs, turning the results into clear pass/fail metrics
Debug and troubleshoot software and hardware issues through to root cause
Make test results visible through dashboards, trend tracking, regression detection, and triage workflows
Document test plans, test cases, and infrastructure so others can easily run and extend them
Requirements: Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering in a leading University
4+ years of experience in software or test automation engineering
Proficiency with Python and Pytest
Experience testing embedded systems, firmware, or hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) setups
Experience building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines
Working knowledge of Git and Linux environments
Ability to quickly ramp up in new technical domains and adopt unfamiliar technologies
Preferred Qualifications
Experience building end-to-end test infrastructure for hardware/software automation projects
Strong failure analysis, troubleshooting, and system-level debugging skills
Experience with lab instruments (power supplies, oscilloscopes, etc.) and their automation APIs
Experience with MCUs (such as ESP32 or STM32) for building test fixtures and station controllers
Strong Bash scripting skills
Strong written communication skills, with the ability to turn a complex failure into a clear, reproducible bug report
This position is open to all candidates.