Senior Developer in Tests - Storage Virtualization

The Storage Virtualization QA team within Apple's Core OS organization is looking for a talented and inspired engineer. The team is responsible for validation and support of key features in the Apple Virtualization platform, as well as other Storage Management features. The team is responsible for the quality of those components across all of Apple's products and OSs. Successful candidates will work hands-on, developing and executing the automatic tests for validating the new features; Taking an active part in Apple’s highest quality deliveries to our customers.

Description
You will join a dynamic team responsible for qualifying various aspects of Apple’s Storage Virtualization and Management.

In this role, you will work with the team to drive the best quality releases for all of Apple’s products - define and implement the automatic tests, design and build the automation and infrastructure for testing, work with the engineering teams to integrate the new features, until final successful execution and release of the features.","responsibilities":"As part of the QA team, you will take on the responsibility to ensure the quality of our deliveries, identify the issues, and bring them to a fast resolution.

Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of C/C++, Swift, or Objective-C is an advantage
Experience with OS and File Systems is an advantage
Experience with virtualization and virtual storage is an advantage

Minimum Qualifications
Good understanding and proficiency in Python
QA experience, and a good understanding of testing concepts and methodologies
Ability to work independently and be proactive in task completion
Highly motivated with a strong sense of responsibility
Ability to define and implement Test Cases and Test Plans
Ability to support the Engineering team with debugging and validation of software issues
BS/MS in Computer Engineering/Computer Science or related field
5 years of experience in QA and development of testing automation","internalDetails":null,"eeoContent":null