Dell - Software Principal Engineer - Automation Testing

What youll achieve :

As a Software Principal Engineer, you will collaborate to develop effective system test

strategies and test plans across Dells UDS product portfolio.

You will work with Product Development, Product Owners and Escalations teams to drive quality improvements throughout the development lifecycle.

You will also have the opportunity to drive continual process improvements for the evolution of testing procedures and influence shift left will :

• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define test strategies, author test plans, and provide automation requirements and specifications.
• Validate complex, distributed storage systems across multi-config test environments.
• Design and execute tests that account for non-deterministic behaviors in distributed systems, ensuring robustness under unpredictable conditions
• Collaborate with appropriate stakeholders to make sure your test environment validates the customer use cases as closely as possible.
• Identify, document, and track defects through resolution.
• Participate in the review and evaluation of product requirements, specification and design docs to ensure quality is built into every stage of development.
• Advocate for Systems Quality by anchoring every technical decision in a deep understanding of customer needs, anticipating edge cases and real-world impact.
• Take the first step towards your dream career
• Every Dell Technologies team member brings something unique to the table.

Heres what

We are looking for with this role : Requirements :

JavaScript)- preferably within an enterprise storage product environment (either onpremise or cloud) where Distributed Systems architecture is a key component.

Read / Write (IOPs, Latency, Bandwidth), I / O datapath, NFS, SMB, S3, ACLs,

networking layers (switching, routing, vlans)

production environments.

simulate IO test workloads as a supplement to real workloads.

in authoring detailed test Requirements :

system reliability, fault tolerance, scalability, and concurrency

(ref : hirist.tech)