at Apple
Location
Cupertino, United States of America
Type
full time
Posted
3 weeks ago
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You will design and implement test plans for the security features developed across the Security Engineering and Architecture organization. This begins with building a deep understanding of the technology under test, working alongside the engineers who own it, and translating that understanding into thorough manual and automated coverage. You will develop and maintain the tests themselves, investigate and debug the issues they surface, and report results clearly to the teams who depend on them.
The role is equally an engineering role and a collaborative one. You will write and build test tooling, and you will also spend meaningful time communicating with developers, Engineering Program Managers, and other QA engineers to shape test plans, reach agreement on approach, and keep work moving as priorities shift. Success depends on both the depth of your technical work and your ability to coordinate across teams.
Design and build automated test frameworks and tooling for security features
Develop both automated and manual tests, including cases that surface hard to find defects
Communicate regularly with managers and engineers across the organization
Build project plans and reach consensus on approach with stakeholders
Debug and report issues found during testing
Partner with engineering teams to understand their technology and build test coverage around it
Maintain and triage the team's daily automation results
Use LLMs or AI tooling to improve quality, failure triage, or automation workflows
Typically 5 or more years of experience as a Software QA Automation Engineer, or equivalent demonstrated capability
Proficiency in one or more scripting or programming languages, such as Swift, Objective-C, or Python
Experience developing test frameworks and automated test tooling
Experience designing automated and manual tests that surface hard to find defects
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to align stakeholders across teams
Strong analytical skills, with the ability to investigate issues independently
Ability to adapt to changing priorities and respond efficiently
Familiarity with macOS/iOS platform technologies.
Experience using Xcode to write, triage, and debug automation scripts.
Track record of mentoring engineers and leading cross-team quality initiatives
The Security Engineering and Architecture QA team is seeking a QA engineer to test a range of security projects. You will design and build tests for security features and partner with QA and software engineers, both on the team and across the organization, to plan the work, execute it, and report results in a fast moving environment.
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