Software Test Automation Architect - Embedded 4G / 5G

Milton, Cambridgeshire
8 months ago
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Software Test Automation Architect – Embedded / 4G/5G :

  • You will define, design and implement a scalable test automation framework for cutting edge communication systems solutions.

  • Proven experience in test automation architecture, framework design and implementation for 3G, 4G or 5G LTE wireless communications devices.

  • Strong background in automating tests for embedded systems, telecom or mission-critical applications.

  • Strong coding in Python, Java, C# or JavaScript.

  • Understanding of network protocols, RF performance test and embedded system validation.

  • Hands-on experience with Selenium, Cypress, Robot Framework, TestComplete or Playwright.

  • Experience with API testing tools (Postman, RestAssured, Karate) a nd performance testing (JMeter).

  • Experience mentoring and driving best practice for automation.

  • Don’t miss out on this interesting Software Test Automation Architect opportunity to work for a Cambridge based business who are renowned for their commitment to staff and career development. Apply now!

    Role: Software Test Automation Architect - Embedded 4G / 5G
    Location: Cambridge
    Salary: £65-75K plus annual company performance bonus (typically 5-6%), pension, private healthcare, dental plan, income protection plan, free parking, great restaurant facilities and an early finish on Fridays (Mon-Thurs 8 hours, Friday 5 hours)

    Candidates searching for the following job titles are also likely to be interested in this role:

  • Test Team Leader * Senior Software Test Development Engineer * Test Automation Developer * Lead Software Test Engineer

    For full company details and job specification for this unique role please contact Fran Printemps on (phone number removed) and email your CV now.

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