2 Functional Testing Jobs in Warwickshire

America, EMEA and APAC. Akkodis offers broad industry experience, and strong know-how in key technology sectors such as mobility, software & technology services, robotics, testing, simulations, data security, AI & data analytics. The combined IT and engineering expertise brings a unique end-to- end solution offering, with four service lines … the successful candidate will support the development of EE systems for high-end, iconic sports cars. It will be your responsibility to guarantee the functional & technical delivery of projects within your field of expertise, delivering vehicle targets, through the following activity: Ensure both functional and platform commodities are … integrated and delivered Cross functional team integration to plan and achieve programme delivery Effective reporting, identifying issues and driving a concern resolution approach Manage your functions virtual and physical design verification plan, with overall sign off responsibility Definition and understanding of network signals, ECU coding/configuration and development more »

In the last month, they have hired Two Automation Testers, and are now they're searching for a third to assist in establishing the testing team's automation framework. The role This company are looking for a Mid-Level Test Engineer (C#) to work with the Test Manager to … lead the delivery of high-quality software products through advanced testing methodologies, automation and risk management by leading the development and implementation of test frameworks. Identify, implement, and improve test scenarios to enhance confidence in testing outcomes. Develop and maintain automation tests, with expertise in C#. Proactively identify … based on automation test results. Work closely with the development team to prioritise and mitigate risks effectively. Design/Execute a comprehensive range of functional and non-functional tests. Communicate test results/defect impacts to technical and non-technical stakeholders. Assisting in defect prioritisation. Serve as a more »