Product Quality Engineer & Test Automation
Neural ConceptResponsibilities
- Build and own platform test automation to enable continuous quality assurance.
- Own team quality targets, including automated detection of 80% of quality issues and release quality goals.
- Establish and maintain a prioritized QA roadmap aligned with VP Engineering objectives.
- Create and maintain a shared quality playbook covering risk categories, acceptance criteria, and test requirements.
- Reduce average bug resolution time through joint triage, severity evaluation, and validation processes.
Requirements
- At least six years of QA experience in complex technical software such as CAE, CAD, PLM, simulation, or similarly demanding systems.
- Applied depth with AI and agentic tools for QA and test automation.
- Field knowledge in mechanical engineering, physics, and machine learning.
- Solid technical foundations in automation, Python scripting, Playwright automation, and software performance testing.
- Ability to reason deeply about product behavior and influence QA decisions.
- Clear, pragmatic collaboration with developers and leadership.
- End-to-end ownership of quality problems and user experience outcomes.
About Neural Concept
Founded in 2019, Neural Concept builds the intelligence layer for engineering software, enabling companies to design and develop complex products faster and more efficiently. Its AI-first engineering platform embeds physics-aware intelligence directly into design and simulation workflows, allowing engineering teams to move beyond isolated tools and manual iteration toward continuous, AI-augmented decision-making. The company drives product development across major industries, including automotive, aerospace, energy, consumer electronics, semiconductors and defense, working with the world’s leading global OEMs and component suppliers. Neural Concept is headquartered in Switzerland, with a growing global presence including offices in Munich, New York and the Asia-Pacific region and is backed by global investors, including Goldman Sachs, Forestay Capital and D. E. Shaw Group.