Quality Engineer

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain innovative testing approaches and automation to ensure product performance and reliability
• Leverage AI tools to enhance daily QA tasks and documentation productivity
• Create and maintain detailed documentation for QA processes, test plans, and test cases
• Test software applications on mobile devices and report critical information to assist in debugging
• Identify, document, and track bugs using Jira and monitor reports from Crash Report Tooling
• Support manual testing of builds to identify regressions and develop lenses in Lens Studio for testing support
• Collaborate with Developers, Design, and Program Managers to resolve issues efficiently
• Organize and run test sessions in the Santa Monica office with the local team

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in a technical field such as computer science or equivalent experience
• 2+ years of industry experience in quality assurance
• Proficiency in Python, C/C++, Java, or other scripting languages for automation and unit tests
• Experience with QA tools such as Jira and Git
• Knowledge of IoT and consumer/networking electronics implementing BLE and WiFi
• Strong analytical, debugging, and tracing skills

Preferred Qualifications

• Passion for AI tooling and maximizing its impact on QE efficiency
• Experience designing and executing stress and load testing against hardware, UI, and Cloud
• Familiarity with agile test tools and methodologies
• Experience testing IoT devices running Linux

Benefits

• Comprehensive medical coverage
• Paid parental leave
• Emotional and mental health support programs
• Compensation packages including equity in the form of RSUs

About the Company

Snap Inc. is a technology company that believes the camera presents the greatest opportunity to improve the way people live and communicate. Our core products include Snapchat, Lens Studio, and our AR glasses, Spectacles. The Spectacles team works at the intersection of camera technology and software systems to push the boundaries of wearable computing.