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# Test Engineer, Technical Author & Support Specialist

- **Company:** Janus Technology
- **Location:** Sawston, UK
- **Salary:** £30,000.0 - £35,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Testing (Software), Secure Shell (SSH), Artificial Intelligence, Asana, JIRA, Microsoft Azure, Software Bug Management, Camtasia Studio, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, Domain Name System (DNS), Networking Basics, Routing, Remote Access Technology, Screenshots, Serial Communications, TCP/IP, Telnet, Wireshark, Video Encoding, Ethernet Local Area Network, Postman, Microsoft Power Automate, Hardware Testing, Gitlab, Git
- **Published:** September 14, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=7a9a3a92943d9daf

## About the Role

* Experience in software testing, QA, technical support, or a similar hands-on technical role
 * Experience creating technical documentation
 * Excellent written and verbal communication, and real attention to detail
 * A good understanding of networking fundamentals, IP devices, and serial communication
 * Experience with helpdesk, ticketing, or project-management systems
 * Basic video recording and editing experience (or a willingness to learn)
 * Well organised, able to work independently, and happy to pick up new technologies

## Description

We build smart-home integrations, AV control drivers, and building management systems used by installers and integrators across the industry. We're a small team, which means your work ships fast and you can see the difference it makes.

We're looking for someone hands-on who enjoys breaking things before customers do, then explaining clearly how to put them right.

What you'll be doing

This role blends three things: testing our products, supporting the people who install them, and creating the guides that make both easier.

Testing and investigation

 * Build and maintain test plans, environments, and device configurations that mirror real installations
 * Configure and test on platforms such as Control4, RTI, and Crestron
 * Test drivers, integrations, features, and bug fixes before release
 * Reproduce customer-reported issues, analyse logs and device communications, and get to root cause
 * Give developers clear diagnostic information, then retest and confirm the fix
 * Keep our library of test hardware, drivers, and configurations organised

Customer and installer support

 * Manage support tickets and help installers and integrators resolve technical issues
 * Guide users through setup, configuration, and troubleshooting - including remote access to customer systems where needed
 * Spot recurring problems and turn them into product or process improvements

Documentation and video

 * Write installer guides, user guides, quick-start guides, and knowledge-base content
 * Produce step-by-step setup and troubleshooting instructions, FAQs, screenshots, and diagrams
 * Plan, record, and edit short setup and troubleshooting videos with screen capture, callouts, and voiceovers
 * Keep everything accurate as the products evolve

Video is a small part of the role today, with plenty of room to grow it if that's an area you want to own., * Control4, RTI, Crestron, URC, ELAN, or similar control platforms

 * Wireshark, Postman, SSH, Telnet, or serial-console tools
 * TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, routing, and switching
 * Git, GitLab, Jira, Azure DevOps, or Monday.com
 * Testing IoT, AV, or embedded hardware products
 * OBS Studio, Camtasia, DaVinci Resolve, or similar
 * AV-over-IP and smart-home technologies
 * AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot or Claude

Don't worry if you don't tick every box - if you've got the core testing and communication skills, we'll help you learn the rest.

What success looks like

You find issues before customers do. Developers get what they need to fix things quickly. Installers get answers fast. And the guides you write mean they need to ask less often.