R&D Verification Engineer
Key Duties and Responsibilities
- Perform functional and regression testing in manual and/or automated test environments and verify defect fixes
- Write software defect reports and enhancement requests
- Apply standard techniques and procedures and comply with the company's overall development and testing processes
- Work in a variety of computing environments: Windows, Linux, Virtual, Compute Clusters, Cloud
- Analyzes requirements and develops tests suitable for new features within the MAPDL product. Researches literature for reference solutions.
- Participates in design and code reviews and in the planning and implementation of verification initiatives
- Improves and deploys testing strategies and methodologies for automation of tests
- Works closely with other members of the product creation team and communicates with technical support specialists on product issues
- Coordinates with other teams to address cross team dependencies
Minimum Education/Certification Requirements and Experience
BS Degree in mechanical or civil or structural engineering
Strong knowledge of structural and computational mechanics
Experience and/or academic exposure with FEA and CAE tools with knowledge of FE methods
Preferred Qualifications and Skills
Master’s degree or Ph.D. degree
- Technical knowledge and experience with the usage of ANSYS APDL
- Knowledge of multiphysics and experience with highly nonlinear FEA simulations strongly preferred.
Proficient in one or more programming or scripting languages: Python, C++, C#, Jscript
Able to troubleshoot by simplifying complex systems, debugging, and finding root causes
Experience with both Linux and Windows platforms preferred
A thorough and careful approach to work; close attention to details and quality; strong organizational skills
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to learn quickly and to collaborate with others in a geographically distributed team.
This is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Accordingly, it is difficult to figure out when to end it. But then, this is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Period.