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SK hynix memory solutions America Inc.

Test Automation Software Engineer Intern

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About this role

SK Hynix is seeking a Test Automation Software Engineer Intern to design and build AI-driven automation systems that streamline test execution and scheduling. You'll work with emerging technologies like agentic workflows, Model Context Protocol, and modern automation tools while leveraging Python, Ansible, and Linux expertise.

What you'll do

  • Design and deploy AI agents and agentic workflows to automate test execution and scheduling
  • Implement Model Context Protocol (MCP) for seamless integration between AI agents and testing tools
  • Develop and maintain Ansible playbooks and automation scripts for infrastructure and test environment setup
  • Maintain assigned lab equipment including enterprise servers and workstations
  • Execute test automation, monitor failures, triage issues, and report results to stakeholders

What they're looking for

  • Python scripting and application development
  • Bash/shell and PowerShell scripting
  • Linux system administration and CLI
  • Ansible automation and playbooks
  • AI coding assistants (Claude, Cursor, GitHub Copilot)
  • Test automation principles and CI/CD pipelines
  • Git, Jenkins, and Docker (preferred)
  • Problem-solving and root cause analysis
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SK hynix memory solutions America Inc.

SK hynix memory solutions America Inc. develops advanced memory and storage solutions, including SSDs and AI infrastructure systems. The company is hiring engineers and interns for roles in performance analysis, storage software development, and AI infrastructure security.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a Python automation script you've built—what problem did it solve and how did you approach testing it?
  • Describe your experience with Linux system administration. What CLI tools or bash scripts have you found most valuable?