Firmware Test Automation Engineer
About this role
Eaton's new campus for its critical power systems in Vantaa, Finland, was completed in November 2023. The 16,500 m² site houses research and development, manufacturing, warehousing, sales and service under one roof, which will create plenty of additional jobs.
As one of the world's largest manufacturers of three-phase uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), Eaton's expansion in this area is driven by strong business growth and the demand for systems that ensure business continuity. Situated in a prime location next to the Helsinki airport, the Vantaa facility serves as Eaton's Critical Power Solutions headquarters and a center of excellence for data centers.
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Responsibilities
- We are looking for a Firmware Test Automation Engineer to strengthen firmware quality and test automation for our UPS products. In this role, you will contribute to firmware testing and automation activities, working closely with experienced engineers and global development teams to help ensure the quality and reliability of our embedded products.
- Your responsibilities:
- Develop, execute, and maintain automated firmware tests for UPS and CPS product lines.
- Support firmware test planning and participate in the creation and execution of structured test cases for product features.
- Implement test solutions to verify system and product requirements based on established test strategies.
- Execute firmware testing activities and provide input to design and feature reviews throughout the development lifecycle.
- Support the implementation and maintenance of automated tests within CI/CD environments.
- Analyze test results, troubleshoot failures, and assist in root cause investigations together with firmware and system engineers.
- Document test procedures, results, and releases in accordance with company quality processes