Principal Autonomous Test Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - symbotic in Milano
Who we areWith its A.I.-powered robotic technology platform, Symbotic is changing the way consumer goods move through the supply chain. Intelligent software orchestrates advanced robots in a high-density, end-to-end system – reinventing warehouse automation for increased efficiency, speed and flexibility.
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Principal Autonomous Test Systems Engineer
LocationRemote (US) · Periodic visits to our Integrated Testing Center in Wilmington, MA
What you'll do
- Build executive test dashboards our leadership uses to see the true state of testing across the company, without anyone assembling it by hand.
- Design and own one versioned test data schema used by every test team, with pipelines from test rigs, DAQ, automated runs, and manual campaigns.
- Architect the shared automation framework every test team builds on: orchestration, sequencing, result capture, and CI/CD.
- Bring physical test environments—including rigs, fixtures, instrumentation,
and hardware in the loop—into automated, end-to-end system integration testing.
- Drive adoption with reference implementations, docs, and hands-on enablement.
- Equip our reliability team with the clean, traceable data they need to model how our systems age and wear.
- Set the roadmap, make build vs. buy calls, and mentor senior engineers, growing into leading a small team of technical leads.
What you bring
- 12+ years in test automation, test infrastructure, or data platform engineering for physical, electromechanical, or robotic systems.
- A track record of adoption: A platform you built that teams outside your own adopted. (Tell us how many teams used it and how you got them there.
- Hardware expertise: Hands-on time with real hardware: DAQ, sensors, test rigs, HIL, and system integration.
- Data fluency: Test or telemetry data modeling, time series data, and dashboards that non-engineers actually u