Siemens Digital Industries Software is a global technology powerhouse. With some of the best-known brands in the world, Siemens has stood for engineering excellence, innovation, quality, and reliability for more than 175 years.

CICV Environment Products QA Team is looking to hire an Environment QA Engineer to join our team in Cairo, Egypt.

Main responsibilities:

• Strive to achieve a high standard of quality in the Solido Design Environment.
• Take ownership of defining the test plan and contribute to the quality plan for each release, collaborating with development and marketing teams.
• Develop diverse test cases to assess new features using analog design languages.
• Investigate customer-reported defects and automate corresponding test cases.
• Implement appropriate tests, analyze test reports, diagnose issues, communicate them to development teams, and potentially propose solutions.
• Assess various product qualities, focusing particularly on Usability (GUI) attributes, considering different quality attributes (FURPS).
• Evaluate test coverage and propose enhancements.
• Utilize products as a designer, identifying issues and offering suggestions for improvement.
• Collaborate closely with the development team to streamline the development and validation process within an Agile framework.

• Bachelor degree in Electronics Engineering.
• Proficiency in Software Programming/Testing, with a strong grasp of Analog/Mixed-Signal IC design flow.
• Proficiency in scripting languages such as Shell scripting, Python, or SKILL.
• Experience with analog design or CAD engineering using Cadence Virtuoso® or Synopsys Custom Designer® analog design environments.
• Knowledge of C++ and Object-Oriented concepts is required.
• Familiarity with commercial Spice simulators and analog circuit characterization techniques (e.g., Monte Carlo simulation, Corner simulation, etc.) and QA methodology and development tools (e.g., version management, defect management, test coverage) is highly desirable.
• Understanding of GUI testing principles (including knowledge of Qt and Squish) and familiarity with Hardware Description Languages like Verilog and/or VHDL is advantageous.