Software Engineering - Hayward, United States - RefleXion Medical

Description

Senior Software Test Engineer - Applications


NAME OF THE PETITIONER:
Reflexion, Inc. D/B/A Reflexion


JOB TITLE:
Senior Software Test Engineer - Applications


ANNUAL SALARY:
$168,418.00


TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS:
N/A
REMOTE/


TELECOMMUTING POSITION:
Telecommute/hybrid position, in office presence required at least 3 days/week.


JOB DUTIES:
Analyze and review product specifications to ensure testability. Develop and document test protocols for manual test cases. Develop and document test protocols for automated test cases. Perform test case dry runs and work with developers to clarify intended functionality and identify deviations. Execute formal verification test runs on configuration-controlled systems. Interpret test results and identify & document encountered defects. Work closely with other testers and developers to coordinate testing efforts and to resolve issues. Other duties as assigned.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor's degree or its foreign equivalent in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field and 8 years of experience as a software engineer, test engineer, or in a related occupation


Experience must include:
5 years of experience in software testing.
2 years of experience testing FDA Class II or Class III medical device software.
2 years of experience testing PET imaging systems and PET emission sources.
2 years of experience working with diagnostic images.
2 years of experience working with Linux (Ubuntu) or equivalent Unix variant.
2 years of experience writing and executing automated test scripts.
2 years of experience with requirements-based testing.
2 years of experience employing ALM tools for managing requirements, test, and issue tracking (e.g., HP/ALM, Helix, Rational, etc.).

2 years of experience writing technical documentation for medical device design history files compliant with FDA 21 CFR Part 820.

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