QA with Domain experience - Chromatography and mass spectrometry - Santa Clara CA - Hybrid

Location

Dallas

Type

Full Time

Title: QA with domain experience (Chromatography and mass spectrometry)
Domain: Background in Chemistries
Location: Santa Clara, CA - Hybrid (3 Days onsite - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)


Job Description
  • Background in Chemistries 
  • Familiarity with Chromatography and mass spectrometry HW and Applications (GC/LC/MS QTOF)
  • Perform sample analysis, data processing, calibration, and maintenance of all chromatography systems
  • Prepare reagents needed for analysis
  • Perform instrument tuning and calibration
  • Experience developing test designs and test cases for verification and validation of product functionality through manual and automated E2E tests
  • Software solutions test planning
  • Define and execute feature test cases
  • Investigate errors, report potential software defects, and verify fixes
  • Assess software performance
  • Work in an agile development environment testing iteratively against newly developed code until quality metrics are achieved from an end customer's perspective
  • Work with Engineering and Product Management teams to clearly communicate test results, recommended next steps, and timing for the next phase of feature releases
  • Review and validate software requirements and functional design specifications
  • Troubleshoot system issues and defects with Support, R&D, and implementation teams, propose solutions, test resolutions, and facilitate release to production
  • Develop QA estimates for project and enhancement requests. Assist in scoping, planning, and scheduling QA activities.
 
Note: This role follows a hybrid work schedule, with onsite presence at the Santa Clara office Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and remote work on Monday and Friday.
 
Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Chemistry, Computer Science, or other related field, or equivalent experience
  • 1+ years of experience in QTOF, LC, or GC Chromatography, including running samples and reporting results a plus
  • Good verbal and written communication skills
  • Experience with laboratory informatics software such as a networked Chromatography Data System (CDS), Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN), or Scientific Data Management System (SDMS)
  • Experience in Jenkins, JMeter Benchmark, and Postman is a Plus
  • Desired experience with test automation or software programming knowledge (C#, scripting such as Playwright, Groovy, PowerShell, REST API )

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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