We are looking for a hard-working engineer to join our Firmware testing team. This position will be part of SW QA group, which enables NVIDIA products meet the industry-leading benchmarks of efficiency and quality. The ideal candidate will engage in testing of new features: learn new features according to arch documentation and HLDs, design new test cases, execute manual and automated tests and automate new and existing tests.

What you'll be doing:

Review arch design and requirements for new features introduced in the HCA FW

Design, develop and implement tests for the new features, as part of Firmware update releases

Automate newly added tests in the existing automation framework, add new capabilities and features to the framework

Report bugs found during execution, assist with reproduction and debugs to understand root cause, verify bug fixes provided by R&D team, raise if not fixed

Perform tests in different scopes: regression, performance, functional, security; report progress of testing and provide summary reports of testing activity

What we need to see:

Practical / BSc in Computer Science or Electrical Engineer

Scripting skills and experience in Python

1+ years of proven experience

Clear verbal and written communication, proficient written and spoken English

Independent worker, able to plan and shine in area of responsibility

Standout colleague with good communication, desire to lead

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

Proven experience in QA - methodologies, test design

Knowledge / experience in Networking

Knowledge in Linux OS

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