Dell Technologies Technology/Software

Software Quality Engineer 1

Singapore, Singapore In person Full-time

Engineer 1, Software Quality Engineering

Our Software Quality Engineering team ensures that our next-generation software is of the highest quality. We conduct a wide range of quality control tests and analyses to ensure that our software meets or exceeds end-user requirements. We debug software products, oversee the development of test plans, ensure system tests are documented, analyze the results, provide feedback to developers and make sure that all problems are resolved. We also select testing specifications for new products and ensure testing procedures comply with industry-specific standards.

What you’ll achieve

As an Engineer, you will build automated tests under guidance, write clear test cases, and learn delivery best practices. You will focus on code quality and participate in team ceremonies to support reliable releases.

Join us to do the best work of your career and make a profound social impact as an Engineer on our Software Quality Engineering team.

You will

  • Implement well-scoped test tasks with unit tests and follow coding standards.
  • Contribute to CI pipelines by fixing build issues and improving automation.
  • Participate in code reviews and apply feedback to grow technical skills.
  • Document test components and support integration testing.
  • Take the first step towards your dream career
  • Every Dell Technologies team member brings something unique to the table. Here’s what we are looking for with this role:

Essential Requirements

  • 1+ years of related experience
  • Familiarity with a modern programming language and version control.
  • Basic understanding of testing, CI, and secure coding principles.
  • Ability to collaborate and communicate within agile ceremonies.
  • Eagerness to learn observability and incident response fundamentals.

Desirable Requirements

Bachelor's degree preferred

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