Multimedia Quality Assurance Engineer Engineer
🚀 We're Hiring | Multimedia QA Engineer (1–2 Years) | Hyderabad
Quest Global is hiring Multimedia QA Engineers.
Experience: 1–2 Years
Location: Hyderabad
Employment Type: Full-time
Key Skills:
Android Testing
Multimedia Testing (Audio/Video/Camera)
Camera Testing
Linux Basics
Functional & Regression Testing
Bug Reporting & Defect Tracking
Strong analytical and debugging skills
Preferred:
Experience with ADB commands and Android log analysis
Knowledge of Camera, Audio, or Video validation
Exposure to Agile methodology
If you're passionate about Android Multimedia QA and looking to work on cutting-edge Qualcomm technologies, we'd love to hear from you!
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