Test Engineer III, Pixel Wearables

Google is seeking a Test Engineer III to join their Pixel Wearables team, focusing on delivering quality wearable products through integrated software and hardware testing. This role is crucial in Google's philosophy of "build it, break it, and rebuild it better."

The position involves working with cross-functional teams across international locations to facilitate end-to-end testing. Unlike traditional testing roles, this position focuses on automation and tool development, requiring strong coding skills and technical expertise. The successful candidate will be responsible for designing test strategies, developing automation frameworks, and implementing end-to-end testing solutions using advanced technologies including AI/ML tools.

The role offers an opportunity to work on cutting-edge wearable technology within the Google Pixel ecosystem, which is focused on creating the world's most helpful mobile experience. You'll be part of a team shaping the future of Pixel devices through advanced designs, techniques, and experiences in consumer electronics.

Key responsibilities include developing automation tools, creating comprehensive test plans, defining test frameworks, and building internal tools and dashboards. The ideal candidate will have experience with embedded systems, hardware communication interfaces, and mobile app automation tools.

This position offers competitive compensation including a base salary range of $122,000-$174,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. The role is based in Mountain View, CA, and requires collaboration with global teams to ensure the highest quality standards for Google's wearable products.

Join Google's Pixel Wearables team to be part of an innovative group working at the intersection of hardware and software testing, helping to deliver next-generation wearable technology to users worldwide. This role offers excellent growth opportunities and the chance to work with cutting-edge technology while contributing to products used by millions of people.