Software Engineer, Quality Assurance

Quantinuum Ltd.
Cambridge
2 months ago
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Are you ready to be part of a ground-breaking journey in quantum computing? We are seeking a talented QA Engineer to help us elevate our quantum software development platform through rigorous testing and quality assurance. This role is perfect for someone passionate about cutting-edge technology and eager to make a significant impact. Enjoy significant input throughout our development lifecycle while working alongside passionate innovators who value creativity and collaboration.

You will be working on testing and improving our quantum software development platform. You will focus on creating and implementing API and E2E tests, as well as contributing to the development of QA processes and best practices. Ideally you will have experience of testing complex web applications, or developing and testing scientific computing software.

This position requires a background in computer science and software testing. Familiarity with quantum computing is a plus, but not essential. The position involves the development of automated tests primarily in Python and JavaScript/TypeScript. You will be collaborating with a small team, and will have input in the entire development process. You will have the freedom to think independently and creatively in the team and make a real impact.

Key requirements:

  • Significant test development experience in Python using the pytest framework.
  • Significant development experience of E2E tests using frameworks such as Cypress or Playwright.
  • Strong understanding of the complete software life cycle.
  • Comfortable and experienced working on software with a team, communicating ideas, reviewing and writing code.
  • Experience with collaboration tools (e.g. version control, bug tracking systems) and general programming tools (e.g. a debugger, profiler, software testing tools).
  • A 2:1 degree or higher in Mathematics, Computer Science, Science, or Engineering.

Desirable skills

  • Experience with other quantum software development platforms.
  • Experience with API and SDK testing.
  • Familiarity with testing microservices in dockerized environments.
  • Experience in performance testing.
  • A Master’s degree or Ph.D. in Mathematics, Computer Science, Science, or Engineering.

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