Parallel Systems
Software Engineer II – Test/Internal Tooling
About this role
Parallel Systems is looking for a Software Engineer II to create and maintain testing software and infrastructure for their autonomous rail vehicles. This role involves ensuring products meet regulatory and safety standards while collaborating with multiple teams to enhance overall product reliability.
What you'll do
- Develop and maintain testing frameworks for software and cloud services
- Create and maintain hardware test setups for vehicle subsystems
- Oversee continuous integration (CI) pipeline for efficiency
- Collaborate with hardware and software teams on internal tooling
- Assist in regulatory documentation related to testing and software
- Lead projects to define and achieve milestones
What they're looking for
- Software development
- Testing cloud-based software
- Hardware systems testing
- CI pipeline management
- Collaboration across teams
- Project leadership
- Regulatory compliance
- Mentoring engineers
Benefits
- Impactful work in autonomous technologies
- Opportunities for career growth
- Dynamic and innovative team environment
- Participation in a greener freight solution
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Parallel Systems
Parallel Systems builds autonomous battery-electric rail vehicles designed to revolutionize freight transportation. The company is hiring Software Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, and DevOps Engineers to develop and maintain the testing infrastructure, vehicle systems, and cloud infrastructure for these safety-critical autonomous vehicles.
View all jobs at Parallel SystemsLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience designing and maintaining testing frameworks for both software and hardware systems. What was your most complex test infrastructure project?
- Describe your experience with continuous integration pipelines. How have you optimized them for reliability, speed, and cost-effectiveness?