Systems Testing jobs in Victoria, BC

• Own the practical validation approach for TyreSense software, firmware, hardware, and system interactions across development, test, production, and field-support scenarios.
• Define and maintain validation scope, test coverage expectations, entry and exit criteria, and release-readiness discipline for changes affecting TyreSense products or platforms.
• Develop fit-for-purpose validation plans, test cases, traceability methods, and evidence records for major changes, releases, fixes, and product revisions.
• Ensure validation activity reflects real operational conditions, known support pain points, compatibility risks, and likely field-use scenarios rather than only ideal test conditions.

• Validate that software updates, firmware updates, hardware revisions, configuration changes, and integrated system behavior remain compatible across supported TyreSense environments.
• Work across TS3, TS4, related services, and hardware test scenarios to confirm that changes do not create regressions, instability, or unintended downstream impacts.
• Review how product, firmware, and software changes interact with existing customer environments, branch support expectations, and field installation realities.
• Support structured verification of interfaces between hardware, firmware, applications, services, databases, and operational workflows where failures can cross functional boundaries.

• Coordinate pre-release and post-change validation for new versions, fixes, patches, and product changes before deployment to production or customer-facing environments.
• Ensure regression testing is completed where changes may impact existing product behavior, customer sites, reporting, diagnostics, integrations, or service workflows.
• Challenge assumptions around release readiness by ensuring validation is supported by objective evidence, documented outcomes, and clear open-issue visibility.
• Partner with development, firmware, and operational stakeholders to improve quality gates, deployment confidence, rollback preparedness, and change discipline.

• Own or coordinate structured investigation of cross-functional defects involving software, firmware, hardware, configuration, or process interactions.
• Reproduce issues where possible, isolate likely failure points, and support root cause analysis with relevant technical evidence, test outcomes, and observed system behavior.
• Help distinguish whether failures are related to software logic, firmware behavior, hardware condition, data integrity, infrastructure, deployment practice, or field-use conditions.
• Work with responsible teams to validate corrective actions and confirm that fixes resolve the issue without creating new defects elsewhere in the TyreSense environment.

• Support the development and maintenance of practical test environments, validation datasets, hardware test setups, and repeatable validation workflows needed to assess TyreSense changes properly.
• Use technical tools and programming or scripting capability where needed to support test execution, data review, automation, diagnostics, and validation efficiency.
• Promote stronger use of version-aware testing, repeatable evidence capture, and scalable validation practices that reduce reliance on ad hoc manual checking.
• Recommend improvements to validation tooling, automation, test coverage, and reporting discipline as the TyreSense environment continues to mature.

• Work closely with software development, firmware, R&D, manufacturing, IT support, field support, and product stakeholders to challenge changes before release and ensure the product works as a complete system.
• Provide independent validation perspective across teams by raising risks, gaps, edge cases, compatibility concerns, and unresolved quality issues early and clearly.
• Translate technical findings into clear operational impact so release decisions are made with realistic visibility of customer, support, and production consequences.
• Support alignment between Victoria-based product teams and wider TyreSense operations where issue ownership, validation evidence, or release communication must cross branch or functional boundaries.

• Document validation outcomes, test evidence, known limitations, repeat issues, and release risks in a controlled and traceable manner.
• Help establish practical standards for validation, compatibility testing, defect reporting, release signoff, and post-change review across TyreSense.
• Identify recurring quality gaps across product design, software changes, firmware deployment, support handoffs, or manufacturing interfaces, then drive practical improvements.
• Support creation and maintenance of work instructions, test protocols, validation checklists, and lessons-learned practices that strengthen quality discipline over time.

• Use support trends, field feedback, and recurring incidents to prioritize validation focus on the areas most likely to affect customer stability, uptime, reporting accuracy, and confidence in the product.
• Partner with support and operational teams to improve issue reproduction, fix verification, and closure discipline for customer-impacting defects.
• Help reduce dependence on informal knowledge by improving test clarity, evidence quality, and shared understanding of what has actually been validated before release or deployment.

• This role is focused on systems validation, quality assurance, verification, change confidence, and product challenge across TyreSense software, firmware, hardware, and integrated operating conditions.
• This is not intended to replace the accountable ownership of software development, firmware development, R&D, manufacturing, or frontline support; it is intended to strengthen them through independent validation and structured quality discipline.
• The role is expected to be hands-on and technical, with enough programming and systems understanding to review behavior, assess defects, support automation, and challenge whether proposed fixes are actually proven.
• The role is based in Victoria to work closely with the core software, firmware, and hardware teams, with cross-branch coordination as required.

• Post-secondary education in software engineering, computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, electronics, embedded systems, quality assurance, or a related field; equivalent practical experience may be considered.
• Experience in software QA, systems validation, firmware validation, embedded systems testing, hardware/software integration testing, or a similar role in a technical product environment.
• Demonstrated ability to validate product behavior across software, firmware, hardware, and operational workflows rather than only isolated code or only physical product checks.
• Strong understanding of test planning, regression testing, verification, validation, defect isolation, root cause support, and release-readiness discipline.
• Technical ability to read, assess, and work with code, logs, data, and system behavior; programming or scripting capability is required to support test execution, investigation, or automation.
• Experience working with technical stacks, versioned releases, issue tracking, and controlled change environments across development and operational teams.
• Practical communication skills with the ability to challenge technical decisions, explain quality risks clearly, and work constructively across software, firmware, R&D, manufacturing, support, and management groups.
• Experience in Microsoft-based and technical environments such as SQL-backed applications, desktop or web applications, device-connected systems, or embedded product environments is preferred.
• Exposure to structured test automation, version control, CI/CD, or lab-based validation practices is an advantage.
• Experience supporting mining, industrial, telemetry, or ruggedized product environments is beneficial but not required.

• Systems thinking across hardware, firmware, software, and operations
• Verification and validation discipline
• Release-readiness and regression mindset
• Technical curiosity and hands-on problem solving
• Structured defect triage and evidence-based thinking
• Ability to challenge constructively across departments
• Cross-functional communication and follow-through
• Documentation, traceability, and operational discipline
• Programming or scripting capability to support testing and analysis
• Continuous improvement with practical execution

• Improved confidence that software, firmware, hardware, and configuration changes are properly validated before release or deployment
• Reduced escaped defects, compatibility failures, and repeat issues affecting customer environments or internal support teams
• Clearer release-readiness visibility, including what has been tested, what risks remain, and what evidence supports deployment decisions
• Stronger regression discipline around product changes, updates, fixes, and manufacturing or hardware revisions
• Faster and more structured isolation of cross-functional defects involving software, firmware, hardware, data, or infrastructure interactions
• Better documentation, traceability, and consistency in validation practice across TyreSense product and support flows
• Improved collaboration between Victoria-based product teams and wider TyreSense operational stakeholders through clearer quality ownership and challenge function
• Reduced reliance on informal knowledge or reactive troubleshooting when assessing whether a change is safe, supportable, and customer-ready

Benefits

• Advancement Opportunities
• Great company culture
• Family owned with Family values
• RRSP Program
• Performance Incentive Program
• Competitive wages
• Company paid events
• Anniversary & Christmas Gift cards
• Extended health coverage
• Dental & Vision care
• Travel Medical insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Life Insurance / Accidental Death
• Health Care Spending Account

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all applicants in advance; however, only those short-listed will be contacted.