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Join My Clients Weapon Systems Simulation Environment (WSSE) and help deliver high-fidelity defence simulations in thier cutting-edge Digital Battlespace Facility.
As part of the Integration & Systems Validation (ISV) Team, you’ll own the end-to-end software test and proving lifecycle—ensuring our simulation systems are robust, fit-for-purpose and ready for delivery.
What you’ll do


  • Plan, execute and report software testing in simulation/emulation environments

  • Test throughout agile development cycles and lead defect investigations

  • Analyse logs/data, support integrations, trials and customer demonstrations

  • Deliver formal qualification and certification testing

What we’re looking for


  • Experience in software testing, systems proving, or V&V

  • Problem-solver who thrives in fast-paced, agile environments

  • Strong communication and self-management skills

Tech exposure
GitLab, Jenkins, Python, CI/CD, JIRA, IBM DOORS, Agile/Scrum
(Simulation/emulator experience and ISTQB desirable)
What Next?
Don’t miss your chance to join this excellent company—applications close soon! Click ‘Apply Now’ to submit your application and be considered for this superb career opportunity.
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