appium jobs in San Diego

Staff Software Test Engineer role focused on testing firmware, mobile applications, and cloud integration for medical devices. The position requires 10+ years of firmware testing experience and 15+ years in related industries, with expertise in automated and manual testing, Bluetooth Low Energy communication, and mobile testing frameworks.…See more Key responsibilities include developing test plans, enhancing automation frameworks, conducting hardware/firmware testing, and ensuring compliance with regulated development standards.

Staff-level software test engineer with 10+ years of experience testing connected medical devices, particularly diabetes-management products. The role requires hands-on expertise in mobile application testing (iOS/Android), test automation using Appium, and system/integration testing across mobile, firmware, and cloud components.…See more The engineer will independently develop test cases, execute manual and automated testing, troubleshoot defects, and collaborate with mobile, firmware, and server teams in a regulated medical device environment.

A 12-month contract role testing new and existing features on multiple platforms and devices within a software development environment. The engineer will create testing strategies and test plans, implement and maintain test automation scripts and frameworks, report defects, and collaborate with infrastructure teams on CI pipelines.…See more Required experience includes 2+ years in UI automation (Selenium or Appium), version control systems, CI systems (Jenkins preferred), and at least one programming/scripting language, preferably Python.

As a Sr SW Test Development Engineer, you will develop and execute test scripts and validations for Dexcom's CGM (continuous glucose monitoring) transmitters and receivers, focusing on BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) interface testing, interoperability evaluation, and system-level use cases. You'll use Python, Android Debug Bridge (ADB), Ellisys, Selenium, and Appium to create functional and stability tests, debug customer-reported issues, and analyze results to inform next-generation device improvements.…See more The role requires 7–12 years of industry experience with at least 2–4 years in firmware/embedded testing, strong Python scripting skills, and familiarity with embedded protocols (GPIO, UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, TCP/IP, UDP). You'll work in an Agile environment, collaborating cross-functionally and using GitHub, Jira, and Confluence to manage test artifacts and defects.