Functional Test Engineer (ISP)

Programmers.io; Cupertino (CA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Programmers.io in Cupertino, CA, is seeking a Functional Test Engineer specializing in ISP and Image Signal Processor for our mobile platform teams. You will execute ISP QA testing across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Home, and Display, validate camera and imaging features, and contribute to product readiness.

Responsibilities include analyzing defects, reviewing automation results, and supporting new device bring-up and pre-release validation.

Qualifications

• ISP experience is mandatory.
• Experience in device/platform testing environments is a plus.

Responsibilities

• ISP QA testing for legacy and new devices across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Home, and Display platforms.
• Validate camera, imaging, and display features across mobile device platforms.
• Execute functional testing, analyze defects, and support issue resolution.
• Review automation test results and investigate failures.
• Support new device bring-up, pre-release validation, and product readiness activities.

Skills

ISP testing

Mobile device testing

Job description

Position: Functional Test Engineer (ISP/Image Signal Processor)

Employment Type: Full-Time Only

Key Requirements

• ISP experience is mandatory.
• Need 2–3-line write-up highlighting relevant experience.

Responsibilities

• ISP QA testing for legacy and new devices across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Home, and Display platforms.
• Validatecamera, imaging, and display features across Mobile device platforms to ensure functional quality and user experience.
• Execute functional testing, analyze defects, and support issue resolution.
• Review automation test results and investigate failures.
• Support new device bring-up, pre-release validation, and product readiness activities.

Candidates with experience in similar device/platform testing environments such as:

• Microsoft (Windows, Office 365, Teams)
• Google (Pixel, Chromium, XR Devices, Watch)
• Meta (XR Devices, Social Media Applications)