Engineer, Quality Assurance
Brother Industries
Engineer, Quality Assurance
Brother Industries
Manufactures printers, sewing machines, & industrial equipment
The Engineer, Quality Assurance is responsible for testing new releases of printers, firmware, mobile applications, software development kits (SDKs), and sample code, as well as investigating and troubleshooting customer issues escalated through Technical Support and Sales. On an occasional basis, the role also involves implementing customer-requested hardware and configuration changes, including firmware updates and component replacements.
The role requires a self-motivated individual who can develop consistent, repeatable testing processes and maintain clear, thorough documentation that supports knowledge sharing, troubleshooting, and the team's ongoing success.
Test New Releases
Investigate and Troubleshoot Customer Issues
Fulfill Customer Hardware Change Requests
Build the QA Function
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Software/Technical Skills
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This role will be an onsite role. You are expected to work from the stated job location 5 days a week. #LI-Onsite
Base Salary
The targeted base salary range for this position is $ 90,000 - $ 110,000 per year.
Base salary is determined by the education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities of the successful candidate, as well as factors such as internal equity, cost of labor in the hiring location, and alignment with market data.
Manufactures printers, sewing machines, & industrial equipment
Brother Industries makes a wide range of hardware products, including printers and label printers, sewing machines, industrial equipment, and on-demand karaoke systems. Its products are built as physical devices that users operate to accomplish tasks such as printing, sewing, or entertainment, often supported by regional service, sales, and manufacturing networks. The company differentiates itself through its global footprint—having manufacturing, sales, and servicing facilities in more than 40 countries—and its long-standing international presence since establishing a U.S. sales company in 1954. It aims to tailor its operations to the needs of different regions while delivering reliable devices and support worldwide, and it also maintains a formal approach to social media, customer communication, and intellectual property practices.
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