Hardware QA Engineer in Zmiyar

Imagine - you will be the one who stands between the development and the front, checking each device to a perfect state. Your mission is to test military equipment so that it works flawlessly where mistakes cost lives. 

What you will do: You will deal with new devices even before the fighters see them - you will find problems at the development stage. You will test electronics in extreme conditions: from -40°C to +60°C, vibrations, water, dust. 

Technical part: You will read diagrams, work with oscilloscopes and multimeters, understand embedded systems. You will create test scenarios - from basic checks to complex stress tests. 

Automation: You will write Python/C++ scripts to automate routine tests. Robots will perform repetitive operations, and you will analyze the results. 

Military standards: You will work with MIL-STD standards, where every detail must withstand extreme loads. You will communicate with R&D engineers, production and military customers. 

But there is a nuance - each of your conclusions affects the safety of the defenders. Testing must be meticulous in detail. 

What are we looking for:

•?  ?Experience with measurement equipment: oscilloscopes (understanding of SPI, I2C, UART protocols), multimeters, signal generators 

•?  ?Ability to read schematic diagrams and understand the operation of analog and digital circuits 

•?  ?Knowledge of embedded systems based on STM32, ESP32 or similar microcontrollers 

•?  ?Understanding the principles of operation of power circuits, DC-DC converters, LDO stabilizers 

•?  ?Experience in board component level debugging and troubleshooting 

•?  ?Knowledge of the basics of RF technologies (LoRa, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth) will be an advantage 

•?  ?Analytical mindset and attention to detail 

•?  ?Responsibility and understanding of the importance of quality 

•?  Willingness to work in a dynamic startup

Will be a plus:

•?  ?Knowledge of Python/C++ for writing test scripts and automation

•?  ?Experience with soldering equipment and SMT components

•?  ?Understanding military standards (MIL-STD-810, MIL-STD-461)

•?  ?Experience of climate chamber tests

•?  ?Knowledge of EMC/EMI testing techniques

•?  ?Experience in startups or fast-paced projects

This is for those who understand the difference between "working in the lab" and "working in combat".