QA hardware software tester

IPgard Inc.
North Las Vegas, NV, United States
3 months ago
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Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Part-time / full-time
Compensation
$33,280.0 - $45,760.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

Testing (Software) Microsoft Windows Computer Engineering Desktop Computing Linux Firmware Hardware Interface Design Peripherals Computer Equipment

Job description

We are looking to hire a QA Hardware Tester to help us verify the quality, stability, and performance of our hardware products. This role focuses on hands-on testing of HDMI, DisplayPort (DP), USB, and other connectivity-related devices. You will work closely with our engineering and product teams to identify issues, document results, and ensure our products meet high reliability standards., * Perform functional, compatibility, and stability testing on hardware products (HDMI, DP, USB, etc.)

  • Create and execute detailed test plans and test cases
  • Identify, reproduce, and document defects clearly
  • Work with engineers to troubleshoot hardware and firmware issues
  • Maintain test equipment and ensure accurate test environments
  • Provide feedback for product improvements and reliability

Requirements

Do you have experience in Technical writing?, * Strong knowledge of PC hardware and peripherals

  • Experience testing HDMI, DP, USB, or similar hardware interfaces
  • Ability to diagnose hardware issues and follow systematic testing procedures
  • Familiar with Windows and/or Linux PC environments
  • Good documentation and communication skills
  • Attention to detail and ability to work independently

Nice to Have

  • Experience with computers PC windows
  • Knowledge of computer hardware
  • Background in QA, hardware engineering, or related fields

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