Be part of the engineering team crafting health features on Apple Watch. The Health Sensing team has a catalogue of health features we ship to customers every year. We’re looking for a Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) who has strong experience with leading multi-functional testing effort, developing tests, and building up testing infrastructure in a fast paced team.

In this role, you’ll work with development and quality engineers to test number of sophisticated health features on next version of Watch hardware and watchOS. You will also strategize and develop robust, scalable, and reliable infrastructure to support this testing.

If you are a highly motivated engineer with aspirations to build such automation, nurture learning, and lead these efforts across teams at Apple, we want to talk to you!

This position requires someone with a passion for Quality Engineering and DevOps in support of delivering high quality products to Apple Customers, as well as being a phenomenal partner with the Health Sensing Engineering teams.

You possess the right set of skills to design and develop automation frameworks with a focus on scalability and reliability of the tests, while promoting coding best practices.

As an automation expert, you will be defining requirements and providing solutions to automate the testing workflow with a strong sense of ownership. Participate in deep technical discussions with the engineering team, understand software workflows and use cases, and ensure testability of the system.

The candidate should have strong experience in developing unit, integration, and end-to-end tests to validate system functionality and performance

Implement continuous integration and deployment pipelines to streamline the testing process and identify ways to improve on the efficiency of the end-to-end workflow

Design and recommend logging telemetry to improve failure triaging efficiency and gather quality metrics

Participate and/or drive post mortem discussions to think strategically about how to prevent similar issues in the future