This is not a typical test-automation job. You will not write software-QA frameworks, Selenium suites, or RPA bots. You will not spend your days running electrical tests. You will build the systems that collect the data, analyze the results, and make the work easy to follow.
The job has three parts. Automate data collection from laboratory meters and instruments - precision power analyzers, oscilloscopes, and related measurement equipment. Create analysis tools - often using AI-assisted development tools such as Cursor - for the electrical tests our engineers perform. Turn the team’s knowledge into simple, standard workflows using knowledge-management and AI-assisted tools. Internally this role is also called a Process Engineer. The work is process, but the method is automation, tooling, and knowledge made usable.

