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Skeleton Technologies is seeking a Senior Test Engineer in Vaasa, Finland to design, build and run test systems for energy storage products. You’ll apply Python-based automation, Robot Framework or pytest, and hands-on use of power supplies and measurement gear.
The role emphasizes test planning, reporting, and automation to ensure robust product validation. In this full-time position, you will work on state-of-the-art storage technologies behind AI data centers and grid applications,
Engineering · Vaasa, Ostrobothnia, Finland · Full-time · Senior level
The role centers on building and running test systems that prove energy storage products work as intended. A strong candidate brings an engineering background, Python programming, and hands on skill with power supplies, electronic loads, measurement gear and environmental chambers. Planning tests, writing clear reports and automating both the testing and the reporting are core to the job.
AI data centers are a main customer, so the products this engineer tests sit directly behind AI workloads. The testing itself is increasingly automated, with scripts and frameworks doing repeated runs and generating reports, which frees the engineer to design test plans and judge results. Careful measurement, sound judgment about failures and clear communication stay human.
Working here builds experience testing power hardware that protects GPU clusters and grid stability, a niche tied to AI infrastructure growth. Automation work in Python, Robot Framework or pytest sharpens skills that carry into any hardware validation role. Learning the measurement and chamber control side deepens practical test engineering that AI tools cannot replace.
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Skeleton Technologies makes high-power energy storage systems, including supercapacitors and SuperBatteries, for AI data centers, power grids, transportation and defense (per the company).