Alpha Droid · Noida
Building autonomous mobile robots that work in the real world. Looking for a QA Engineer to help make them more reliable, robust, and deployment-ready. What you will work on: test autonomous mobile robots across software, firmware, and hardware, validate navigation, localization, obstacle avoidance, docking, and task execution, perform functional, integration, system, and regression testing, build and maintain automated test scripts using Python, work with Linux, ROS/ROS2, APIs, logs, and debugging tools, identify defects, perform root-cause analysis, and ensure reliable releases, test robots in real-world environments and help improve field performance. Requirements: 2–5 years of experience in software or embedded QA, strong understanding of testing methodologies and SDLC, hands-on experience with Python, API testing, Linux, and Git, good problem-solving and debugging skills, experience with ROS/ROS2, robotics, embedded systems, or autonomous products is a plus.
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