Android Device Test Engineer- Computer Science Freshers can apply - OPT
nam infoChicago, IL
Android Device Test Engineer- Computer Science Freshers can apply - OPT
nam infoChicago, ILEntry L2
Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite)Computer Systems Design ServicesAll Other Telecommunications
APPLY NOWRole: Android Device Test Engineer- Computer Science Freshers can apply - OPT
Experience: 0–2 years | Entry Level
Location: NJ, ILResponsibility: Hardware Testing (3 weeks of technical training provided)
Number of openings: 14 Full Time Position
No Travel is required. You will be in any of these locations in Clients office doing Hardware testing Degree in Electronics & Telecommunications Engineering is a MUST for this position Basic understanding of LTE/5G and wireless technologies RequirementWe’re looking for motivated engineers to join our Android Product Field Testing Team, focused on cellular and connectivity validation of mobile devices. What Candidate will Work OnField testing of Android devices across cellular and connectivity scenarios Capture, review, and analyze device logs using QXDM and ADBDocument test results and reproduce reported issues Identify and clearly report defects Support LTE/5G and wireless connectivity validation in real-world conditions
Required Skills:
- Degree in Electronics & Telecommunications Engineering.
- Basic understanding of LTE/5G and wireless technologies
- Interest in mobile device testing and troubleshooting
- Exposure to Android devices, QXDM, ADB logs, or similar diagnostic tools is a plus
- Prior wireless/mobile testing experience is helpful but not required
- Who Should Apply?
- Recent graduates and engineers with 0–2 years of experience who are interested in building a career in mobile device testing, wireless technology, and connectivity validation.
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