System Integrator - the bridge between development teams and verification teams.

Your responsibilities within this system test engineer role will include:

• Verify that delivered software builds/baselines fulfill the defined quality criteria in continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline during development phase. In case quality criteria are not met, perform initial troubleshooting and analysis. Followed by informing the involved disciplines so that appropriate action(s) can be started to solve the issue.
• Analyze, interpret, and report test results for both product integration, verification, validation and release purposes.
• Provide (pro-active) feedback to development and system design about the delivered software builds/baselines and efficiency of the CI/CD pipeline.
• Contribute to improvements in test ware, supporting tools and test processes.
• Develop and maintain a strong relationship with other departments within research & development (R&D), service and manufacturing stakeholders.
• Looking for test automation improvements to make troubleshooting, analysis, reporting and information sharing simpler and faster.
• Develop, execute and archive objective, reproducible and maintainable test designs and test protocols for system integration (e.g. test protocols/scripts) by using test design methods, techniques and tools (ISTQB foundation)
• Responsible for the roll out of the system software.
• Coordinate analysis and follow up of problems regarding software installation.
• Applying (medical) domain knowledge and regulatory rules (e.g. FDA, ISO)

Your Team

You will be part of the Business Unit Image Guided Therapy (IGT) systems within Philips Healthcare. This Business Unit is responsible for marketing, service, development and manufacturing of IGT Systems used in the area of cardiac and vascular medical diagnosis and treatment. Your location will be Best in The Netherlands and you will work together with your colleagues in both Best and Bangalore (India). The customers are hospitals, medical specialists and staff. The team that you will be working in has an average size of 8 persons but is part of projects that are typically larger than 20 man years. Those projects host development of new software, electronics, mechatronics, and components. Beside the work in your team, you will strongly collaborate with other teams of 10+ persons (among others: Test & Release Architects, software engineers, system test engineers and test environment engineers).Our offer We welcome you to a challenging, innovative environment with great opportunities for you to explore!