V&V Intern

**Job Description Summary** =========================== Responsible for running various verification activities on PET medical products that covers multi-disciplinary aspects from SW/HW, electronics, mechanics, physics, image quality and radiation – which is safety for users and monitored by a tag all the time. **Job Description** =================== * Responsible for planning and implementing verification methodologies and ensuring proper fulfillment of system and sub-system requirements. * Responsible for reviewing various product designs, verifying its functionality in agile testing methods. * Responsible to determine the testing environments and tools. * Analyze and debug system failures and issue found during testing, while delivering detailed reports identifying these issues for further investigation. * Work closely with development teams * Non-hybrid, full-time position on site * Flexible on working hour, including 2-3 evening shifts (14:00-23:00\) per week as needed * Working on global programs that required tight collaboration with global and Israel teams. **Requirements:** * B.Sc. in Mechanical / Bio-Medical / Electronic Engineering * \+3 years of experience in multi-disciplinary medical products manual/automation testing, with strong knowledge of software QA processes * Good documentation skills of test design and scripts for complete coverage of detailed system requirements * Quality focus, willingness to learn, versatility and adaptability. * Good organizational skills and strong written and verbal communication. * Excellent English skills (read and write). **Advantages:** * Experience >5 years as verification engineer in medical device (PET/SPECT) companies * Experience with Agile methodology * Experience with Linux and MATLAB * Experience with Python \& automation development * Experience with test tools and frameworks (such as: ALM, Rally, Doors \& Compass) **Additional Information** ========================== The job is open to men and women equally **Relocation Assistance Provided:** No