SW Developer For Validation-SSD

Apple·Herzliya, Tel Aviv District, Israel·posted 56m ago · last seen 1m ago

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Summary

Join Apple's Storage Products group to develop advanced automation tools, testing infrastructure and tests for storage subsystems. You'll work with a collaborative team to build scalable lab automation, debug tools, and validation systems that ensure the excellence users expect from Apple devices. This role offers the opportunity to impact the entire design-to-implementation process while leveraging cutting-edge AI tools.

Description

Develop version control software packages for large-scale validation labs • Build lab automation infrastructure and debug tools for storage validation • Design and implement test flows for storage modules and performance validation • Collaborate across multiple teams to deliver innovative storage solutions • Utilize advanced AI tools • Work on Unix-based environment • Apply deep understanding of storage behavior to real-world testing scenarios

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in CS/ CE/ EE Proficiency in Python or similar Failure analysis and troubleshooting with high debug capabilities Familiar with integrating AI with testing and automation

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with Object-Oriented Programming- Advantage Experience in tool development for testing environments - Advantage Experience in working with databases - Advantage.

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