Localization and QA Automation Developer Co-Op
Motorola Solutions3 days ago
Vancouver, CanadaIntern
Responsibilities
- Own UI layout testing for selected software products undergoing localization QA.
- Create and maintain automation scripts for testing and workflow tasks.
- Develop transformation scripts to convert native file formats to localization-friendly formats and back again.
- Analyze source code to efficiently trigger strings within linguistic testing scope.
- Develop and optimize globalization and localization tools, including responsible use of AI tools.
- Execute post-translation engineering tasks to verify functional and visual integrity across languages.
Requirements
- Be enrolled in an accredited university undergraduate or Master's program.
- Have a general understanding of software internationalization and localization principles.
- Demonstrate strong software design, programming, and object-oriented development skills.
- Know Python, Bash, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, React/TypeScript, C++, MySQL, Playwright, and Selenium.
- Be familiar with Git, Azure Kubernetes, GitHub Actions, and CI/CD pipelines.
- Collaborate effectively with external and cross-functional stakeholders and communicate clearly with strong attention to detail.
- Preferred qualifications include AWS or Azure cloud familiarity, MySQL, Django API development, database management, and knowledge of Arabic, Hebrew, or German.
Benefits
- Target salary range is 45,600 - 66,000 CAD.
- Intern/co-op position with no travel and no relocation provided.
- Motorola Solutions provides an inclusive and accessible recruiting experience, including accommodations for candidates with disabilities or health conditions.
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About Motorola Solutions
Motorola Solutions builds mission‑critical communications, video security and access control, body‑worn cameras, and command‑center software for public safety agencies and enterprises. It sells radios and LMR/P25 systems, cloud software, and managed services used by police, fire, and critical infrastructure operators. Headquartered in Chicago and publicly traded on the NYSE (MSI), the company was formed in 2011 after Motorola’s split and operates globally.