We are looking for students in their final year or recent graduates (B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science ) to join our validation team and help ensure the end-to-end quality of a high-performance cybersecurity product. Youll work hands-on across the full system, including the hardware device, FPGA/ Embedded software, and the management platform (EMS) used by customers. This is an entry-level position, ideal for someone who enjoys seeing how complex systems work – debugging, testing, and connecting the dots between hardware, firmware, networking, and software.
What youll do: Run end-to-end validation of the product: device + Embedded /firmware + FPGA datapath + EMS. Write and execute TEST plans (mostly manual at first), document results, and support release readiness. TEST performance and stability (throughput/latency, long runs, stress). Investigate issues using logs and reproduction steps, and work closely with R&D to drive fixes.
What youll do: Run end-to-end validation of the product: device + Embedded /firmware + FPGA datapath + EMS. Write and execute TEST plans (mostly manual at first), document results, and support release readiness. TEST performance and stability (throughput/latency, long runs, stress). Investigate issues using logs and reproduction steps, and work closely with R&D to drive fixes.
Requirements:
What were looking for: Students in their final year or recent graduates (B.Sc. in EE or CS). Strong system thinking, curiosity, and a hands-on mindset. Comfortable working a Linux environment (terminal, logs, basic networking). Strong English (written + spoken).
Nice to have: Networking basics (TCP/IP, packet flows), Embedded / Linux familiarity, or any exposure to FPGA systems. Python scripting. Interest in cybersecurity / cryptography concepts.
What were looking for: Students in their final year or recent graduates (B.Sc. in EE or CS). Strong system thinking, curiosity, and a hands-on mindset. Comfortable working a Linux environment (terminal, logs, basic networking). Strong English (written + spoken).
Nice to have: Networking basics (TCP/IP, packet flows), Embedded / Linux familiarity, or any exposure to FPGA systems. Python scripting. Interest in cybersecurity / cryptography concepts.
This position is open to all candidates.
