Wearables QA Engineer — End-to-End (Devices to Cloud)

Urrly, Inc.; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 155,000; Full time

Job summary

Urrly, Inc. is seeking an experienced QA Engineer to own quality across wearable firmware, mobile SDKs, cloud services, and APIs. You will trace failures from devices to the cloud, build automated tests, and lead release quality across hardware, mobile, and backend teams.

The role emphasizes hands-on testing, strong debugging, and a focus on reliable releases for a wearables platform used by researchers, health systems, and enterprise partners. Remote-friendly with Austin preference.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of QA or test-engineering experience, including startup hardware/software.
• Hands-on Bluetooth/BLE and mobile-device testing with releases you owned.
• Proficient in Python, JavaScript, or TypeScript; able to read and fix Swift, Kotlin, or Go; build automated tests.
• Exposure to native mobile and cloud systems (Go, Swift, Kotlin, AWS/S3, Firebase Crashlytics, Mixpanel).
• Familiar with AI-assisted coding/testing tools and how to verify outputs.
• Sustained, explainable work history with ownership of shipped work.

Responsibilities

• Test the full journey: wearable firmware, Bluetooth pairing and sync, iOS and Android SDKs, cloud processing, APIs, and the app.
• Reproduce difficult failures, identify root causes in device/server logs, deliver fixes or handoffs.
• Build automated SDK, API, and app tests into CI.
• Own bug triage and release gates, prioritizing customer impact across hardware, mobile, and backend teams.
• Test daily-use conditions: overnight wear, workouts, low battery, weak signal, offline use, OS updates.

Skills

QA/test-engineering

Bluetooth/BLE testing

Python/JavaScript/TypeScript

Go/Swift/Kotlin exposure

AI tooling for testing

Ownership of shipped work

Tools

Go

Swift

Kotlin

AWS S3

Firebase Crashlytics

Mixpanel

Job description

Urrly, Inc. is seeking an experienced QA Engineer to own quality across wearable firmware, mobile SDKs, cloud services, and APIs. You will trace failures from devices to the cloud, build automated tests, and lead release quality across hardware, mobile, and backend teams.

The role emphasizes hands-on testing, strong debugging, and a focus on reliable releases for a wearables platform used by researchers, health systems, and enterprise partners. Remote-friendly with Austin preference.