Hardware Test Engineer, Verification Engineering

Hardware Test Engineer, Verification Engineering

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By applying to this position you will have an opportunity to share your preferred working location from the following:
Council Bluffs, IA, USA;
The Dalles, OR, USA;
Austell, GA, USA.

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• 3 years of experience with test methodologies, planning, execution, and reporting as a lead, Individual Contributor (IC) or in a supporting role in a data center environment.
• 3 years of experience with hardware testing, process validation, or software testing.

• Experience troubleshooting functional and integration test failures that impact multiple engineering disciplines.
• Knowledge of debugging skills, and familiar with using industry standard simulations and debug tools.
• Knowledge of hardware engineering including design, development, and testing of physical components of a computer/device, and how to interact with the software.
• Knowledge of hardware architecture design and component interactions, including knowledge of how design choices affect components and systems, standards and protocols, and the ability to navigate trade‑offs.
• Understanding of the overall systems integration process, with the ability to put comprehensive test procedures in place.

Google's custom‑designed machines make up one of the largest and most powerful computing infrastructures in the world. The Hardware Testing Engineering team ensures that this cutting‑edge equipment is reliable. In the R&D lab, you design test equipment for prototypes of our machinery and develop the protocols used to scale these tests for the entire global team.

Working closely with design engineers, you give input on designs to improve our hardware until you're sure it meets Google's standards of quality and reliability.

Google’s Cloud Supply Chain and Operations (CSCO) team is seeking a System Verification Engineer to validate Hardware Design, Software Tooling and Process Workflows for the next generation of primarily L10/L11 systems. In this role, you will own verification strategy and drive test execution across a portfolio of projects, ranging from network switches to machine learning pods.

The primary goal is to reduce time and cost for L10/L11 installation, maintenance, and repairs. In order to achieve the goal, you will interface with stakeholders from the Data center, Manufacturing and Product Design to identify and validate operational risks.

You will influence new platform architectures through technical insights that mitigate risks found during validation tests. You will collaborate with Hardware and Software Test Engineers to build in‑house competence in Design for Operations.

The AI and Infrastructure team is redefining what’s possible. We empower Google customers with breakthrough capabilities and insights by delivering AI and Infrastructure at unparalleled scale, efficiency, reliability and velocity.

• Validate New Product Introduction (NPI) systems against technical requirements that span the journey of an L10/L11 system from the datacenter loading dock to installation to production to decommissioning.
• Author detailed, product‑tailored test plans based on datacenter‑centric insights into product design, software tools and process workflows. Create, modify, or deprecate verification tests that reflect changes to the technical requirements.
• Author detailed test reports with the risk to the product and recommended risk mitigation steps. Ensure on‑time delivery of test cases while gathering critical data and documenting the test life‑cycle.
• Identify and implement opportunities for leveraging automation wherever possible to ensure the execution of test and report processes.
• Communicate product risks uncovered by the verification tests to a cross‑functional team of engineers. Utilize established channels to communicate test updates, project trade‑offs, technical recommendations, and escalations.

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