The Manual QA position focuses on embedded device testing, particularly for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and various profiles related to device functionality.
Company Description
DILLI GANESH
dill(at)krgtech.com
KRG Technologies Inc.
661-367-8000 EXT- 204
- Embedded Device Tester
- Expertise in testing Wi-Fi / Bluetooth / BT LE / 802.15.4, features of the device
- BT Profiles – A2DP, HID, AVRCP,
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
KRG Technologies San Jose, California, USA Office
San Jose, United States
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