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The Associate Application Verification Engineer I is responsible for

• Conduct investigational tests and contribute to changes impact assessments

• Conduct application and system design verification tests and write test reports

• Perform data analysis by using statistical methods to identify trends.

This position reports to the Sr Manager, and is part of the R&D department, Applications team is located in Grens, Switzerland and will be an on-site role.

What you will do:

• Be part of R&D Biological Applications team, learn and master the Applications product lifecycle and be able conduct and support the execution of a project in context of Cell Biology

• Contribute to the functional requirements and to project’s technical documentation, such as pFMEA, Risk analysis, Tests procedures, Test plans, Tests traceability

• Conduct investigational tests, application and system design verification tests, perform data analysis and write test reports

• Follow and work in close collaboration with Application developers and other engineers (i.e. electrical, mechanical, software, material, system) and biologists

• Support key customers and users of the Applications by contributing in the analysis of machine data and in writing investigation reports

Who you are:

• Holder of University degree (Master) in System Engineering, Computer Engineering, Life Sciences Engineering or equivalent with 0-4 years’ work experience in R&D department related to Life Science industry

• Understanding programming languages like Java, Python, or C# to write and understand test scripts is a must

• Familiarity with different phases of SDLC, including requirements, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance is a must

• Knowledge or prior experience in data analysis with statistical methods, hypothesis testing to determine significance of test results, regression analysis to model relationships between variables is a must

• Fluent in English is a must

It would be a plus if you also possess previous experience in:

• Prior experience in participating in software testing, test cases design, bug reporting, manual testing by following software development methodologies (e.g. Agile, Waterfall, GitHub) is preferable

• Knowledge and previous experience in setting up automated testing and deployment processes within Azure DevOps is a bonus

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