Java/Python/ Testing Automation Engineers

• *Hi,
• *Hope you are doing well.
• *Position: Java/Python/ Testing Automation Engineers
• *Location:
• *Cupertino, CA (Note: 5 days a week in the office)
• *Employment type: Fulltime
• *Primary Skills
• *Technical Requirements:

Resource must demonstrate strong technical capability across the following areas.

Minimum 6+ years of experience.

• Programming and automation experience with
• *Python and Java
• Experience with device
• *automation frameworks including XCUI
• Ability to analyze logs and debug issues across distributed systems.
• Understanding of backend services and system integrations.
• Experience validating workflows involving devices, backend services, and data pipelines.
• Good understanding of
• *database**

connectivity and data access, connecting to data sources and SQL

• Familiarity

with containerization,

• *cloud platforms**

such as AWS or GCP, and data pipeline technologies such as

• *Kafka and Spark
• Ability to work with internal test frameworks and automation infrastructure.
• Familiarity with E2E testing**

methodologies and system level validation.

• *Job Description:**

Strong debugging skills and ability to independently triage issues.

• Execute E2E testing across devices, backend services, data pipelines, browser UI and supporting systems.
• Validate functionality of new device features and server-side platform changes.
• Develop, maintain, and manual test scenarios.
• Investigate failures and perform root cause triage across the system stack including devices, backend services, and data pipelines.
• Analyze logs and system telemetry to identify the source of issues.
• Work with internal engineering teams to provide actionable defect reports with clear reproduction steps and supporting diagnostics.
• Understand and interact with test frameworks and tools written in Python, JavaScript, and device automation frameworks such as XCUI.
• Support validation of cross system workflows involving devices, backend services, and data pipelines.
• Contractors are expected to independently triage issues and identify probable failure points before escalating to internal engineering teams.