ChromeOS Hardware QA & Test Engineer

We are looking for a hardware-focused QA engineer to test ChromeOS devices and meeting-room AV peripherals for a large enterprise video-conferencing hardware program.

• Direct, hands-on experience testing ChromeOS or comparable embedded/laptop hardware and AV peripherals.
• Comfortable validating USB/HDMI/display pipelines and CEC signaling.
• Experience working with code-review/version-control systems (Gerrit, Git) and enterprise issue-tracking platforms (e.g., Jira or similar).
• Ability to reliably cover a mandatory 4-6 hour daily overlap with US Eastern Time.
• An automation mindset: comfortable using AI-assisted tooling to speed up repetitive parts of test execution, log review and reporting.

Nice to have:

• Familiarity with video-conferencing-room peripheral firmware (cameras, soundbars, touch controllers) and vendor test harnesses.
• Experience with firmware-update utilities for legacy peripheral compute units.

• Execute manual and automated testing across ChromeOS meeting-room hardware: compute units, laptops/tablets and AV systems.
• Test the AV peripheral matrix: microphones, soundbars, PTZ cameras, touch controllers.
• Validate USB, HDMI and display pipelines, CEC signaling and peripheral firmware updates.
• Execute testing using the client's internal hardware lab remotely, alongside any nearshore/offshore lab bench.
• Log findings into the shared bug-triage system with correct classification, priority and component assignment.
• Help reproduce complex multi-device and peripheral interaction issues.
• Support the release team in reaching 100% planned-vs-actual test coverage against the agreed release-candidate test matrix.
• Contribute to the team's move toward AI-assisted test execution and reporting, helping automate repetitive parts of the job.