Blueprint Technologies
Test Engineer– VR/MR
About this role
Blueprint seeks a Test Engineer to validate Mixed Reality and Virtual Reality applications through comprehensive manual and automated testing. You'll work hands-on with VR/MR devices to ensure quality across features, updates, and releases while collaborating with developers to resolve defects.
What you'll do
- Execute test plans and validation procedures for MR/VR applications across multiple devices and platforms
- Perform manual, exploratory, regression, and automated testing on immersive experiences
- Validate new features, software updates, bug fixes, releases, and hotfixes
- Develop and maintain automated test scripts and test infrastructure
- Document defects, reproduce issues, and coordinate troubleshooting with developers
- Determine test coverage strategies and monitor release readiness
What they're looking for
- VR/MR testing and device familiarity
- Manual and automated test execution
- Test planning and test case design
- Bug tracking and defect documentation
- Test automation scripting
- Regression and compatibility testing
- SDK and integration testing
- Cross-platform troubleshooting
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Blueprint Technologies
Blueprint Technologies builds enterprise analytics and data infrastructure solutions that integrate operational technology data from multiple vendor platforms and support secure cloud deployments. The company is hiring Data Engineers, Software Engineers focused on AI and scientific computing, and DevSecOps Engineers to develop scalable pipelines, analytics platforms, and secure infrastructure for mission-critical facilities.
View all jobs at Blueprint TechnologiesLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience testing VR or MR applications—what devices and platforms have you worked with?
- How do you approach designing test cases for immersive experiences where traditional UI testing doesn't apply?