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Software Test Engineers- Bristol £65,000

Woodhouse Down
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I’m recruiting for severak Test Engineers to join my client based in North Bristol. This is a fantastic opportunity to work on exciting mission critical technologies that help keep people on the front line connected in high pressure situations. You’ll be involved in a wide variety of projects, ranging from bespoke mobile applications and server side configuration to cloud based systems.
 
You’ll need to be happy coming into the Bristol office three days a week, and due to the nature of the work, you must either hold a British passport or have been a resident in the UK for the past five years, as employees are required to undergo security clearance.
 
The roles will initially be more focused on manual testing across a range of mobile adnd web apps, integrating with hardware and cloud based systems. The company is investing heavily in automation and is keen to bring people on board who are curious and eager to get involved with this in the future. The projects are varied and genuinely interesting, covering everything from native Android apps to hardware integrations and connected cloud services. You’ll be joining a collaborative test team made up of both permanent staff and contractors, working across multiple engineering teams.

They are  looking for people with a solid background in manual testing who, in a ideal world, also have exprience testing hardware or connected devices.  Just as important, however, is your mindset. The team values curiosity, commitment, and the drive to constantly improve. You’ll be expected to drive quality and process improvements, champion best practices, and collaborate closely with developers, product owners, and stakeholders to ensure requirements are testable, realistic, and clearly understood.
 
You’ll be involved across the full test lifecycle, from planning and execution through to triage and issue resolution, all while reporting testing outcomes clearly and effectively. You’ll also have the chance to support customers during acceptance, release, and deployment phases.  For those with a little more experience, there are opportunities to coach and mentor colleagues, helping to create a a culture of collaboration and advocacy for quality across the business.
 
As well as experience in manual testing, any experience working on projects that integrate software with hardware systems will make you stand out as would any experience of scripting with Python or Kotlin, and CI/CD environments such as Jenkins or GitLab.
 
This is a place where testers are genuinely valued and where you’ll have the chance to influence processes, help to champion automation, and help shape the future of testing within the company. Roles are available from mid-level through to senior with salaries ranging from £40,000 up to £65,000 depending on experience. 
 
If you would like to know more, please apply to  Sam Miller at SR2 , Socially Responsible Recruitment

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