Arbetsbeskrivning

Meet the Team

We develop industry leading products within the network automation field. The team consists of hardworking engineers with extensive backgrounds in computer science, functional programming, and Linux systems. Our team works with agile methodologies to push the boundaries of network automation technology. The atmosphere is both technically ambitious and conscientious, making this a great environment for engineers who want to work with powerful automation products with real-world impact.

Your Impact

Create and maintain system verification functions for NSO (network orchestration and automation). Work directly with the larger group to capture requirements, use-cases to define test strategies, and establish development goals around product quality. Investigate possibilities to automate our environment using both traditional automation techniques while also use agentic automation solution where it makes sense. Participate in review and impact analysis of new functionality to ensure all expected requirements and quality standards are met while preventing regressions in existing functionality.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science or related field, or equivalent work experience
• proven experience in quality assurance, integration, and test work for commercial software products
• Proficient in Unix/Linux development environments and system-level testing
• Demonstrated experience with scripting languages (e.g., Python, Bash) and development tools
• Experience creating and maintaining CI/CD pipelines (Jenkins, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions)
• Experience with test automation frameworks and integration testing methodologies

Preferred Qualifications

• Test certifications (e.g., ISTQB, CSTE, or similar)
• Experience creating and maintaining container images (Docker, Kubernetes)
• Experience visualizing test results with monitoring-tools such as Grafana
• Good communication skills in Swedish and English, with active participation in QA community forums or open-source project