Bluetooth QA Engineer: AI-Driven Testing & HIL Automation
Apple Inc.
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Job summary
Apple Inc. is seeking a Wireless Bluetooth QA Engineer in San Diego, California, to enhance Bluetooth quality across its ecosystem. The role includes executing test plans, developing automated frameworks, and collaborating with various engineering teams.
Ideal candidates will hold a relevant degree and possess extensive experience in wireless technologies, particularly Bluetooth. The compensation package includes a competitive salary range and comprehensive benefits.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent.
- 4+ years of experience defining test plans and creating test cases.
- 2+ years of experience validating Bluetooth, WiFi, NFC, Audio, or Networking products.
Responsibilities
- Execute manual and automated test plans across Apple device ecosystem.
- Build and maintain test frameworks with HIL setups and CI/CD integration.
- Isolate, reproduce, and file detailed Radar bug reports.
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Job description
Apple Inc. is seeking a Wireless Bluetooth QA Engineer in San Diego, California, to enhance Bluetooth quality across its ecosystem. The role includes executing test plans, developing automated frameworks, and collaborating with various engineering teams.
Ideal candidates will hold a relevant degree and possess extensive experience in wireless technologies, particularly Bluetooth. The compensation package includes a competitive salary range and comprehensive benefits.
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