Senior Engineer QA, Video Post Production
Dolby Laboratories5 months ago
Wrocław, PolandSenior
Responsibilities
- Plan and run tests to verify video features before release.
- Create reusable test scripts, mainly in Python, to automate testing.
- Set up and maintain software tools and video-hardware test environments.
- Collaborate with developers and product teams to identify issues early.
- Improve automated testing and integrate it into build and release pipelines.
- Test video features for real-world use, edge cases, and performance issues.
- Log, track, and verify fixes for video and system defects.
- Analyze test results and communicate clear quality summaries.
- Participate in Agile stand-ups, planning, and retrospectives.
- Promote testing best practices and improve testing processes and tools.
- Validate video content quality, including visuals, image artifacts, and metadata.
Requirements
- Background in video production, postproduction, media engineering, or multimedia technology.
- Experience with video, image-processing, or content-creation pipelines.
- Software testing experience, including development of comprehensive test plans.
- Understanding of video codecs and formats, visual quality issues, media metadata, and playback behavior.
- Ability to analyze quality issues and explain them clearly to engineers and product teams.
- Comfort scripting or automating repetitive tasks, preferably with Python.
- Experience working across macOS, Windows, and Linux environments.
- Strong communication skills and ability to work with international teams.
- Advanced English proficiency at B2/C1 level.
- Preferred familiarity with Git, Jira, pytest, CI/CD, ISTQB testing methodologies, defect-tracking tools, and DaVinci Resolve.
Benefits
- Flexible work approach supporting where, when, and how employees work best.
- Collegial culture, challenging projects, and opportunities for recognition.
- Role based with Dolby Poland Sp. z o.o. in Wrocław, Poland.
About Dolby Laboratories
Dolby Laboratories develops audio, imaging, and voice technologies—such as Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision—licensed to device makers, streaming platforms, game studios, and cinemas. The NYSE-listed company (ticker: DLB), founded in 1965 and headquartered in San Francisco, also provides software and hardware for content creation and playback, generating revenue primarily from technology licensing and cinema products used in theaters worldwide.