Engineer, Software Validation

• Participate in all project stages: design, implementation, hardware/system bring-up and system/product delivery of our BPL communications system.
• Design test suites to measure product/system requirements quality indicators (KPIs) and automate test suites at system level with scripting languages and lab instrumentation APIs.
• Execute, analyze and report results of Software and System Test Plans while increasing coverage of the test plans.
• Support and extend the existing regression system by maintaining test benches and regression tests to ensure and improve scalability, quality, reliability, robustness and accuracy of test results.

This role contributes to the development of smart grid solutions that enhance grid visibility, flexibility, and decarbonization, supporting the seamless integration of renewable energy, electric vehicles, and heat pumps into the power grid.

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Telecommunications, Electronics, Computer with strong understanding of electronic circuit/logic design and hands-on experience with lab instrumentation.
• Advanced proficiency in Python for test automation and scripting with solid knowledge of IP networking and communication protocols.
• Detail-oriented, methodical, and organized approach to testing with passion for efficiency and process optimization.
• Fluent in English (written and spoken) with ISTQB Foundation Level Certification or higher and familiarity with ISO 25000/25010/9126 standards.

Collaborative Environment: Work in a dynamic, entrepreneurial setting with a supportive team. Professional Growth: Opportunities for continuous learning and career development in the future. Great Culture: Certified as a Great Place to Work, we value respect, creativity, and having fun while making a difference.

Corinex is driving the future of energy with cutting-edge Broadband over Power Line (BPL) technology, enabling utilities to enhance grid visibility, flexibility, and decarbonization to support the integration of renewable energy, electric vehicles, and heat pumps into the power grid.