The ideal candidate for this test engineering role will have experience working on mobile applications through their full lifecycle, from concept through shipping to maintenance
Experience with automated testing on two or more platforms among iOS, Android, Fluter, and React Native
Proficiency with CI/CD platforms (e.g. GitHub Actions) and mobile devices testing platforms
4+ years of experience with automated testing
Experience collaborating with geographically and culturally diverse engineering scrum teams
Desirable
Experience with Rust
Experience with Backend testing
Experience with native low-level communication protocols (e.g. BLE, NFC) and cryptographic primitives (e.g. secure enclaves, hardware-based cryptography)
Bachelor's Degree in computer science, IT, engineering, or related field
What the job involves
Implement automated testing infrastructure in Rust and relevant cloud automation technologies such as Terraform, including test harnesses, mock APIs, and environments
Write end-to-end tests that cover testing of libraries, applications and communications between devices and servers
Work closely with the development team to help with good practices, and with the product team to assess the quality of critical components
Help with debugging production issues
Our take
Keeping control over your identity online is becoming increasingly difficult. SpruceID is setting out to combat this by leveraging the power of blockchain. The company's main target is allowing users to sign in online using their Ethereum account instead of a traditional intermediary. This offers increased privacy and ownership for users.
SpruceID is one of a raft of new companies looking to leverage the power of blockchain to improve consumers' privacy and autonomy online, which means there is no shortage of competitors in the space. That said, its funding success, integration capabilities and backing have given it an important edge, and these factors stand strong as promises of its future potential.
Prior to founding Spruce in 2020, Wayne was a Proprietor at WYC Technology for over 4 years. He also spent over 2 years at ConsenSys as the Head of Token Engineering, Head of Product (Web 2.5) and Director of Product Management (Identity). Alongside this, he founded Alpine, a business unit within ConsenSys, where he served as the Head of Product.