Quality Testing Technician

Job Summary

The Quality Test Technician builds and runs the hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) test systems that replace 
manual hardware testing across Moultrie's cellular cameras, game feeders, and related products. This 
role takes existing manual test suites, converts them into automated fixtures and scripts, and keeps 
those systems running reliably for development products, current product lines, and competitive 
benchmarking.

The Quality Test Technician designs fixtures, writes test code, and owns the results: reporting findings 
clearly to engineers and multiple levels of management. They must be self-motivated, detail oriented, 
and able to follow, document, and create procedures. As a "high confidence, low ego" team player, the 
Technician works with hardware and software engineers, product managers, and our ODM partners to 
ensure testing is consistent, thorough, and repeatable. They adapt quickly to new programming 
languages, tools, and products, and manage multiple projects at once.

Job Responsibilities

Test automation and HIL development

• Convert manual hardware test suites into automated hardware-in-the-loop tests, prioritizing the 
highest-volume and most repetitive tests first.
• Write and maintain PC-side test scripts in Python (or other languages) that control fixtures, drive 
devices under test, and capture results.
• Design, wire, and assemble test fixtures using dev boards such as Arduino, Teensy, and Adafruit, 
plus relays, power supplies, and instruments.
• Develop wiring diagrams and program layouts for each fixture.
• 3D print fixture components and perform basic electrical work (soldering, low-voltage circuit 
wiring).

Test execution and validation

• Test electronic devices for functionality, standards compliance, and performance across 
development, production, and competitive products.
• Verify product specifications against automated and, where still required, manual test results.
• Troubleshoot bugs and validate fixes in firmware, app, and hardware releases.
• Deep dive into nuisance and intermittent issues to help our ODM partners find root cause.

Monitoring and maintenance

• Monitor automated test runs for failures, flaky tests, and coverage gaps; drive improvements.
• Perform routine maintenance and calibration of test benches, fixtures, equipment, instruments, 
and the lab.

Documentation and reporting

• Write detailed test procedures for each automated and manual test, and keep them current as 
fixtures change.
• Record test results and generate clear reports for engineers, product managers, and 
management.
• Track how much manual testing has been retired and the test time saved.

Job Requirements

Basic Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• 1–2 years of experience in PC-based programming, consumer electronics testing, or a related 
field.
• Working experience with Python.
• Solid understanding of electronics and circuitry.
• Able to follow, document, and create test procedures.
• Able to work flexible hours.
• At least one year of experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

Essential Job Function

Preferred Qualifications
• Associate degree in Technology, Electronics, or a related field.
• 2–4 years of experience in consumer electronics testing, software programming, or a related 
field.
• Experience building or maintaining automated or hardware-in-the-loop test systems.
• Experience with microcontroller dev boards (Arduino, Teensy, Adafruit) and lab instruments 
(multimeters, power supplies, oscilloscopes).
• Familiarity with verification methods, testing, and troubleshooting processes.
• Experience with 3D printing and basic CAD for fixture design.
• Passionate about the outdoors.
• Able to work independently as well as within a team.