We’re Hiring: SDK Technical QA Engineer (6-Month Contract)
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The role in plain words
This role focuses on owning the quality, release readiness, and version integrity for iOS and Android Edge SDKs. Day-to-day responsibilities include running regression coverage, conducting real-device and field testing, maintaining the microsegment data dictionary, and triaging SDK defects. The position also involves managing go/no-go release gates and keeping track of client SDK version deployments.
- 3–4+ years of relevant experience in QA / SDK testing (No junior profiles)
- Hands-on experience working directly with iOS and Android mobile SDKs, telemetry, and device-level data
- Designing and running real-device and field testing (beyond simulators)
- Release management, quality ownership, go/no-go calls, and incident triage for multi-version platforms
- Data validation using SQL or equivalent, schema checks, and observability tools
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Who this suits
This role suits mid-to-senior technical QA engineers with 3-4+ years of hands-on experience in mobile SDKs, real-device testing, and data validation. It is less ideal for junior profiles or those looking for a traditional test-case execution role.
Full job description
Original listing · kept for reference📍 Location: Tel Aviv, Israel (Hybrid – 2 days/week on-site)
💼 Type: 6-Month Contract
📈 Experience: 3–4+ years of relevant experience (No junior profiles)
👥 Reports to: SDK Engineering Lead (with a dotted line to VP Product)
We are looking for a highly technical, hands-on SDK Technical QA Engineer to own the quality, release readiness, and version integrity of our Edge SDKs (iOS and Android).
This is not a traditional "run-the-test-case" QA role. You will act as the crucial technical bridge between our core engineering team in Tel Aviv and our wider business (Sales, CS, and Product). You will own the "go/no-go" release gates, govern our microsegment data dictionary, and build real-world confidence in our SDKs far beyond emulator testing.
What You’ll Do (Core Responsibilities)
• Own Release Readiness: Run regression coverage, manage go/no-go gates, draft internal/external release notes, and lead version-review sessions for Customer Success and Sales.
• Raise the Quality Bar: Define and enforce thresholds for ANR/crash rates, battery impact, network resilience, and OS/framework variations. You'll move us beyond emulators with real-device and field-test programs.
• Govern the Microsegment Data Dictionary: Maintain this versioned product artifact—tracking deprecations, learning durations, confidence/maturity metadata, and code-backed evidence.
• Triage & Route: Reproduce and isolate SDK defects across various versions and client deployments, routing them to engineering and codifying learnings back into our regression suite.
• Maintain the Single Source of Truth: Keep a live, immaculate view of "which client is on which SDK version, and what are its capabilities/limitations."
• Partner with Product Ops: Build auditable, versioned QA documentation to support repeatable, gradual rollouts.
What Success Looks Like
• Every SDK release ships with rock-solid documented evidence (quality bar met, dictionary updated, client impact assessed).
• Sales, CS, and Product can look at one clear dashboard and confidently know which microsegments are reliable for a client's specific use case.
• Field defects are isolated, routed, and closed materially faster.
What We’re Looking For
• Mobile SDK Expertise: At least 3–4 years of hands-on experience working directly with iOS/Android SDKs, telemetry, and device-level data.
• Real-Device Testing Champions: Proven experience designing and running real-device and field testing (not just relying on simulators).
• Release Ownership: Experience owning quality for complex, multi-version platforms. You are comfortable making tough go/no-go calls and handling incident triage.
• Data-Savvy: Strong hands-on experience with data validation (SQL or equivalent), schema checks, and observability tools.
• Bridge Communicator: You can translate complex, deep technical SDK behaviors into clear, readable documentation for both engineering and non-technical business partners.
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- 3–4+ years of relevant experience in QA / SDK testing (No junior profiles), Hands-on experience working directly with iOS and Android mobile SDKs, telemetry, and device-level data, Designing and running real-device and field testing (beyond simulators), Release management, quality ownership, go/no-go calls, and incident triage for multi-version platforms, Data validation using SQL or equivalent, schema checks, and observability tools