Lab Engineer (f/m/x)

We are looking for a hands-on Lab Engineer to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for building, maintaining, and troubleshooting hardware test-beds used for regression testing of smart home devices. You will work closely with development and QA teams to ensure reliable and repeatable test environments.

Your tasks

• Work from the client’s office 5 days per week (on-site work)

• Set up and configure new test beds for automated and manual testing

• Troubleshoot and resolve hardware and connectivity issues on existing test beds

• Perform regression testing on smart home devices and report results

• Configure and manage Wi-Fi access points and network environments for testing

• Perform basic rework on test-beds, including soldering and component replacement

• Access and configure test-bed devices remotely via SSH

• Maintain documentation of test-bed configurations and lab procedures

• Collaborate with engineering teams to support new product testing needs

Requirements

• Ability to work from the client's office 5 days a week (on-site work)

• A valid Category B driving license

• Min. 3 years of experience in a similar position

• Very good knowledge of English (spoken and written)

• Basic Linux knowledge and experience working in a command-line environment

• Experience configuring and managing Wi-Fi access points (various vendors/standards)

• Basic electronics knowledge, including the ability to solder and perform minor PCB rework

• Familiarity with safety practices when working with electronic equipment

• Comfortable using SSH for remote device configuration and debugging

• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills

• Attention to detail and ability to document work clearly

• Fluent Polish required

• Residing in Poland required

Nice-to-have requirements

• Experience with test automation frameworks or CI/CD pipelines

• Familiarity with smart home protocols (Zigbee, Z-Wave, Matter, Thread, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth)

• Knowledge of network analysis tools (Wireshark, iperf, etc.)

• Previous work in a hardware test lab environment