Principal Autonomous Test Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - symbotic in Leivi
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With 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.
Principal Autonomous Test Systems Engineer
Location
Remote (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 use.
Technical stack: Str