Full-Time
Junior Automated Test Engineer
Chubb
10,001+ employees
Global property & casualty insurer
No salary listed
Smyrna, GA, USA
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- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
- 1+ years in test automation for embedded systems or electronic products
- Hands-on experience with Python for test automation (required)
- Test framework development (e.g., PyTest, Robot Framework)
- Embedded hardware interfaces (UART, SPI, I2C, etc.)
- Embedded hardware/software troubleshooting debugging and validation
- Collaboration and communication, including test documentation and reporting
- Attention to detail and quality mindset
- Develop, maintain, and execute automated test scripts for embedded systems using Python (and C as needed)
- Design and implement test frameworks tailored for embedded hardware and firmware validation.
- Collaborate with hardware, firmware, and software teams to define test requirements and strategies.
- Integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines for continuous product validation.
- Analyze test results, identify defects, and work with engineering teams to resolve issues.
- Create and maintain detailed test documentation and reports.
- Support manual testing efforts for complex or edge-case scenarios.
- Ensure test coverage for new features, regression, and performance.
- Troubleshoot hardware/software integration issues in test environments.
- Proficiency in Python scripting and automation, C programming (strong plus)
- Familiarity with TI RTOS or similar real-time operating systems (strongly preferred)
- Knowledge of CI/CD tools, processes and integration (e.g., Jenkins, GitLab CI)
Chubb is the world’s largest publicly traded property and casualty insurer, offering a wide range of insurance products across 54 countries, including commercial and personal P&C, personal accident and supplemental health, reinsurance, and life insurance. It underwrites by assessing, pricing, and managing risk, and it pays claims fairly and promptly under policy terms. Its scale, broad product lines, global reach, and strong financial strength help it serve diverse clients and handle large or long-tail risks with confidence. Its goal is to help people and businesses manage risk through clear policy terms, reliable protection, and steady financial resilience.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Zurich, Switzerland
Founded
1985
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- $20B government-backed maritime reinsurance deal captures geopolitical risk premium as Strait of Hormuz disrupts.
- Seshadri Iyer's April 2026 appointment accelerates digital transformation with 20-year BCG technology expertise.
- Asia and Latin America expansion targets high-growth emerging markets with double-digit EPS growth potential.
What critics are saying
- Hurricane season June–November 2026 could inflict $2–3B catastrophe losses, compressing combined ratios.
- China geopolitical escalation threatens $10–15B international premium base; sanctions risk asset write-downs.
- Strait of Hormuz reinsurance deal concentrates tail risk; Iran escalation triggers massive government-backed claims.
What makes Chubb unique
- World's largest publicly traded P&C insurer with $132.6B market cap and 54-country operations.
- Record 81.2% combined ratio in Q4 2025 demonstrates superior underwriting discipline and pricing power.
- Diversified revenue: Life Insurance premiums surged 33.1% in Q1 2026 to $2.29 billion.
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Chubb has announced an exclusive partnership with Safe Harbor Marinas, making it the preferred insurance provider for over 150 marinas, whilst appointing Ben McGregor and Alex Forman to senior leadership roles in its Overseas General commercial property and casualty operations. The Safe Harbor deal expands Chubb's recreational marine insurance distribution, whilst the leadership appointments aim to strengthen execution in international commercial lines. However, the insurer continues to face challenges from pricing pressure in large accounts, catastrophe costs and litigation expenses. Chubb's narrative projects $48.8 billion revenue and $11.8 billion earnings by 2029, requiring a 6.5% yearly revenue decline but a $1.5 billion earnings increase from current levels of $10.3 billion. Simply Wall St Community members estimate fair value between $290 and $668 per share.
Chubb CEO Evan Greenberg has released his annual 25-page shareholder letter, sharing observations on China, artificial intelligence and democracy alongside the company's record $10 billion in core operating income last year. On China, where Chubb is heavily invested, Greenberg praised the country's work ethic and innovation whilst distinguishing between its people and political system. Regarding AI, he expressed both optimism about its potential in medicine and science, and concern about humanity's readiness to wield such powerful technology. Greenberg also reflected on America's fragile democracy and his role as CEO. The letter, which takes three months and 15 drafts to complete, has built a following over his two decades leading the insurer, now valued at $126.5 billion.
Chubb has secured a $20 billion government-backed maritime reinsurance partnership with the International Development Finance Corporation to resume commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. The world's largest publicly traded property and casualty insurer will lead the programme as conflict between the US, Israel and Iran has disrupted war risk insurance for vessels in the Gulf. The strait handles roughly 20% of global oil flows, making it critical infrastructure for energy markets. WTI crude has climbed from $57.97 per barrel in December 2025 to $64.51 in February 2026 amid the disruption. Chubb operates across 54 countries with a $170.7 billion investment portfolio and posted a record combined ratio of 81.2% in Q4 2025, positioning it to absorb catastrophic risk at scale.
Chubb Limited has appointed Seshadri Iyer as Executive Vice President for Operations, Technology and Digital Transformation, effective 6 April. He succeeds Julie Dillman, who is retiring after nearly a decade with the insurance company. Iyer joins from Boston Consulting Group, where he spent nearly 20 years, most recently serving as North America chair for BCG X, the firm's tech design and build unit. In his new role, he will oversee Chubb's global operations and technology whilst working with Chief Digital Business Officer Sean Ringsted to advance the company's digital transformation. Dillman, who joined Chubb in 2016, served as Digital Transformation Officer since 2022. CEO Evan Greenberg credited her with building the technology and operations organisation and laying a foundation for future evolution.
Chubb, the Zurich-based global insurer with a market capitalisation of $132.6 billion, is outperforming the financial sector. CB stock trades just 1.1% below its February high of $338.19, gaining 12.4% over three months whilst the Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF declined 1.3% in the same period. Over 52 weeks, Chubb shares have advanced 20.6% compared to the sector benchmark's 1.8% rise. The stock has maintained its position above both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages since November 2025. Chubb's fourth-quarter fiscal 2025 results showed net income rising 24.7% year-over-year to $3.2 billion, with adjusted earnings per share of $7.52 beating analyst estimates. Management projects first-quarter 2026 adjusted net investment income between $1.81 billion and $1.84 billion.