Software Development Engineer in Test
Pubblicato il 17-09-2026 - TOPIC Embedded Systems in Roma
Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) At TOPIC (in the Netherlands), we work every day on high-tech innovations to make the world smarter, healthier, and better. Are you the driven and ambitious Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) who enjoys writing production-quality code to automate testing of complex embedded systems that we are looking for? “TOPIC is unique because it combines cutting-edge technology with a strong culture of collaboration and knowledge sharing. It offers the opportunity to work on impactful, real-world projects in an environment that supports both personal and professional growth." Bohdan Dovbysh I Test Automation Engineer What will you do as a Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET)? As an Software Development Engineer in Test, you operate at the intersection of software development and quality engineering. You design and build high-quality test infrastructure and automation in the same way developers build production systems. With your strong programming skills in C++and/or Python, you ensure software is testable, scalable,
and reliable by design. You work closely with software engineers on complex high-tech systems, contributing directly to codebases, test architecture, and continuous integration pipelines. Rather than only validating software, you actively shape how it is built and verified. Your responsibilities as a Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET): Design, develop, and maintain test frameworks and automation tooling using C++ and/or Python Contribute to production code and testability improvements in collaboration with software engineers Develop automated tests across multiple levels (unit, integration, system) as part of the development process Build and optimize CI/CD pipelines and test infrastructure to enable fast and reliable feedback Analyze complex systems and failures, and trace issues to root cause in code Drive testability, observability, and quality-by-design principles within development teams