1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Test Engineer Jobs in South Wales

fast-paced, market leading technology business developing solutions for a dynamic global customer base. As part of a multi-disciplined R&D team the Test & Development Engineer will play an important role in developing testing solutions, prototypes and demonstration units within a regulated framework. What you’ll be … doing: Develop test strategies for new and existing products including hardware, software, mechanical, EMC, environmental etc. Create supporting documentation in line with internal, customer and regulatory requirements Design fixtures, test jigs, harnesses and enclosures for testing. Use of software such as LabVIEW for simulation and testing Liaise with … R&D team an provide input into to DfM and DfT considerations Manage external test vendors Experience you will bring to the role: Developing electro-mechanical prototypes Development of test procedures, jigs, fixtures etc. in a highly regulated environment In depth knowledge of NPI and product development life more »

unprecedented precision and sustainability. My client ensures the future of maritime excellence is not just a vision but a tangible reality. Role : Senior Integration Test engineer - Maritime Industry Required Skills/responsibilities: Producing Test cases based on user requirements, documentation and integration standards. Manual Automated, regression and … exploratory testing of software. Design and Development of automated Testing pipeline and infrastructure. Triage and management of bugs. Setup/Configuration of Test Fixtures and Environments. Familiarity with one or more Test management systems e.g. Zephyr/Azure Test plans. Robot Framework/equivalent. Experience of Version … detail. Desired Skills: Experience of testing; Electronic devices, Streams, Networked Devices, GUI's. Continuous Integration or equivalent. Python/other scripting languages Senior Integration Test engineer Package : £55,000 - £60,000 Based on experience. Fully remote working UK Only Requires Full right to work in the U.K. more »