Quality Assurance Engineer

About the Role

The engineer will own small‑to‑medium quality‑engineering tasks, develop and maintain automated acceptance, functional and regression tests, and work within an agile team to deliver individual and team outcomes. Responsibilities include reviewing requirements, creating test plans, integrating testing with continuous‑integration pipelines, diagnosing bugs, documenting reproducible steps, and performing exploratory, bug‑bash and feature testing. The role also involves writing end‑to‑end, performance and reliability test cases and configuring hardware and software test environments. • Own and execute small‑to‑medium quality‑engineering tasks • Develop, maintain and run automated acceptance, functional and regression tests • Create and review test plans based on requirements and feature owner input • Integrate testing activities into continuous‑integration pipelines • Diagnose, document and reproduce bugs, providing clear reproduction steps • Conduct exploratory testing, bug‑bashes and feature validation • Write end‑to‑end, performance and reliability test cases • Set up and configure hardware and software test environments • Prioritize work, break down problems and estimate development effort • Collaborate effectively with cross‑functional teams

Key Responsibilities

• ▸automated testing
• ▸test planning
• ▸ci integration
• ▸bug diagnosis
• ▸performance testing
• ▸test environments

What You Bring

Leadership expectations focus on taking ownership of tasks, communicating clearly, using data‑driven rationale, and collaborating across teams while staying aware of industry trends. Personal attributes include the ability to prioritize work, break down problems, seek clarity, adapt quickly, respond to coaching, support teammates, and demonstrate strong oral, written and interpersonal communication. Candidates must hold at least a bachelor’s degree in a STEM field. Preferred experience includes coding in C#, Java or C++, test automation, managing test plans, testing web services (SOAP/REST) and Windows or hardware‑firmware applications, and using issue‑tracking tools such as TFS, Jira or Confluence. Additional valued skills are Linux/Unix proficiency, virtual‑machine test infrastructure, IDE usage (Visual Studio), and basic knowledge of rotating equipment or industrial processes. • Communicate clearly and use data‑driven rationale to influence decisions • Adapt quickly to changing requirements and respond to coaching • Hold a bachelor’s degree in a STEM discipline • Experience coding in C#, Java or C++ and building test automation • Experience testing web services (SOAP/REST), Windows applications and hardware/firmware • Proficient with issue‑tracking and agile tools such as TFS, Jira, Confluence or Rally • Familiar with Linux/Unix, virtual machines and IDEs like Visual Studio

Requirements

• ▸stem degree
• ▸c#
• ▸test automation
• ▸soap/rest
• ▸linux
• ▸jira

Benefits

Baker Hughes is seeking a Quality Assurance Engineer to join its Bently product line projects. The role offers the chance to work on innovative products that address today’s challenges while shaping tomorrow’s solutions. The company values creativity, problem‑solving and a collaborative culture. Baker Hughes offers flexible working patterns, allowing employees to choose hours that match their most productive periods and personal schedules. The compensation range for this position is $78,350 – $145,620, with the final offer based on location, experience and skill set. Benefits include comprehensive private medical care, life and disability insurance, tailored financial programs, 401(k) thrift plan, and a suite of elected or voluntary perks. • Flexible working hours and remote/hybrid options • Salary range $78,350 – $145,620, adjusted for location and experience • Comprehensive medical, life and disability insurance, 401(k) thrift plan and additional voluntary benefits

Work Environment

Onsite