The System Automation Engineer is responsible for building, automating, and maintaining the physical and digital infrastructure used for hardware testing. This position requires a rare blend of software development (Python), DevOps (CI/CD), and hands-on hardware engineering.

• Develop & Maintain Automation: Design and implement robust Python-based automation frameworks to control hardware test benches.
• Pipeline Orchestration: Manage and optimize CI/CD pipelines to ensure continuous testing and rapid deployment cycles.
• Hardware Integration: Physically assemble, configure, and maintain computer systems and test rigs from the ground up.
• System Administration: Navigate and manage Linux-based environments, ensuring all systems are tuned for peak performance.
• Rapid Troubleshooting: Act as the first line of defense for test bench failures, identifying whether the root cause is a code bug, a network glitch, or a loose cable.

• Python Mastery: You should be highly proficient in Python, specifically for automation, scripting, and interacting with hardware APIs or CLI tools.
• Linux Power User: Comfort with the command line is a must. You should be familiar with shell scripting, permissions, package management, and system monitoring.
• Hardware Fundamentals: A solid understanding of how to build a computer from scratch, including component selection and physical assembly.
• CI/CD Knowledge: Experience with tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, or GitHub Actions is preferred to help us maintain a high-velocity environment.
• Analytical Problem Solving: A proven ability to isolate variables and fix complex system issues under pressure.