Allen Control Systems
Robotics Software Test Technician
About this role
Allen Control Systems seeks a Robotics Software Test Technician to validate autonomous robotic systems and software through hands-on testing. You'll execute structured tests on control algorithms and computer vision pipelines, document findings, and collaborate with engineers to improve system safety and performance.
What you'll do
- Operate robotic systems and execute test protocols to verify performance
- Test computer vision and perception systems across varied lighting and environmental conditions
- Run manual and automated tests to prevent software regression
- Create detailed bug reports with reproduction steps and logs
- Analyze test results and generate performance reports using scripting tools
- Collaborate with robotics and software engineers on continuous system improvements
What they're looking for
- Robotics testing and operation
- Computer vision and perception systems knowledge
- Software testing (manual and automated)
- Technical documentation and bug reporting
- Data analysis and visualization
- Scripting or programming languages
- Problem-solving and attention to detail
- Communication with engineering teams
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Allen Control Systems
Allen Control Systems builds autonomous defense systems and robotics platforms, developing real-time simulations, control software, and integrated hardware solutions. The company is hiring software engineers, systems integrators, field operations specialists, and quality engineers to support the development and deployment of next-generation autonomous defense technology.
View all jobs at Allen Control SystemsLikely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience operating robotic systems or hardware in a test environment, and how you've validated their performance?
- Walk us through how you would approach testing a computer vision system across different lighting conditions and edge cases. What would you look for?