System Test Engineer for Intercom, Lund

Are you curious about how complex systems really work? Do you enjoy exploring, finding unexpected behaviors, and ensuring everything fits together seamlessly? If so, you might be the one we're looking for!

Our Intercom QA - System Test team at Axis is now looking for a System Test Engineer to join us at our HQ in Lund, Sweden. Intercom is part of the New Business organization - an area where we build innovative solutions for secure and intelligent Intercom products and systems.

Your future team

We're a dedicated group of test engineers and part-time students who make sure the entire Intercom system and products works smoothly as one.

We focus on system-level quality - stability, performance, security, usability - and, most importantly, the customer experience. We work closely with product manager/specialists, developers, and partners, exploring how all pieces fit together. Our work ranges from end-to-end and exploratory testing to partner support, performance measurements, and continuous improvements in how we verify our systems.

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What you'll do here as a System Test Engineer

In this role, you'll take a broad view of quality - testing across software and hardware and always keeping the customer in mind. From time to time, this also means working hands-on with devices and lab setups to understand how everything connects.

You will:

Perform manual and exploratory testing to understand real customer scenarios and system behavior

Conduct end-to-end tests across multiple software components and integrations

Focus on stability, performance, security, usability, and user experience

Collaborate closely with developers, product specialists, and partners to identify and solve issues

Contribute to test strategies, test design, and ways of working for system-level testing

Explore opportunities to improve and automate our test processes

Who are we looking for?

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