We are looking for a hands-on SDET Technical Lead to establish and lead Release Integration Testing within Release & Feature Qualification for AI Inference Core.
The Production Engine for Inference Core — turning integrated features into reliable production releases.
You will define the quality strategy across the pre-release and release cycle, from feature and model integration through branch stability, release qualification, deployment, and post-release learning. You will work across AI frameworks, runtime, compiler, kernels, distributed systems, infrastructure, and hardware to make release risk visible and actionable.
This is a technical-leadership role, not a coordination-only position. You will design test architecture, lead difficult debugging and release decisions, mentor engineers, and write software and automation alongside the team.
Release Integration Testing (RIT) is the bridge between feature qualification and release qualification. Feature teams retain ownership of feature design, feature-level qualification, and feature regression. Release Integration Testing owns inference-core integration strategy, inference-path readiness approval, integrated cross-stack validation, and first-pass rollout triage.
What Makes This Role Distinct
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Dedicated Release Integration Testing ownership: Engage before feature qualification completes while keeping the boundary clear: feature teams own feature behavior and qualification; Release Integration Testing owns integration strategy, readiness approval, integrated validation, and first-pass rollout triage.
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Inference-path readiness gate: Require evidence across unit, simulation, benchmark, feature, and integration testing, with explicit coverage gaps before release entry.
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Cross-stack test strategy: Define risk-based E2E and regression coverage for features spanning components, organizations, software layers, infrastructure, and hardware.
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Branch and rollout leadership: Establish measurable health standards for master and release branches, and coordinate inference-impacting rollout across multiple product and release projects.
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Hands-on technical authority: Lead through code, test architecture, difficult debugging, quality metrics, and evidence-based release decisions.
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Team multiplier: Raise the technical bar, mentor engineers, and align feature, infrastructure, integration, qualification, and release teams.