Test automation engineer

Job description

We are looking for a test automation engineer to our client R&D department in Västerås to support the development, adaptation and execution of automated tests for our internal testing systems. In this role, you will work closely with the development and test teams to ensure high quality, reliability, and efficiency of our robotics systems.

Who are you:

· You are a team player who enjoys collaborating with cross-functional teams

· You are comfortable working with both software and hardware related testing

· You are proactive and take ownership of your work

Responsibilities

· Develop, adapt and maintain automated tests compatible with the internal test systems

· Define software test cases and map them to different test environments and systems

· Execute automated test suites for system testing and ensure tests cases are up to date and running correctly

· Analyse test results, visualize outcomes, and act on deviations together with the team

· Identify test cases suitable for automation and support their implementation

· Act as the bridge between test systems, development teams and other stakeholders

Qualifications

· Good knowledge of at least one programming language C/C++/C#

· Basic proficiency in English both written and spoken

· Basic understanding of electronics and hardware-related concepts

· Experience with Visual Studio and Git

· Knowledge of Robotics systems knowledge is an advantage

About the company

Randstad

At Randstad, we see the possible in people. With business all over Sweden and in all areas of expertise, we help people find work that feels good, where they get the opportunity to develop and realize their true potential.

With close to 600 000 employees in 38 countries, Randstad is the global leader in the HR services industry. Our mission is to become the world’s most valued working life partner. By combining our passion for people with the power of today’s technology, we support people and organizations in realizing their true potential. We call it Human Forward.