Software Quality Engineer

State College, Pennsylvania, United States Minitab is looking for a high-performing Software Quality Engineer that has a passion for quality testing. Additionally, this individual will demonstrate growing autonomy, professional curiosity, and an eagerness to find new ways to improve the product they are working on while contributing as part of a highly collaborative team. The Role: Work as part of a project team with particular emphasis on both user‑view testing and statistical verification. Participate in the development of new features; including design reviews, test plan design and execution, documentation reviews, code reviews, unit testing, and coding tasks. Develop and execute test plans for new or enhanced features in developed products and supporting components, including white and black box test strategies. Develop, verify, and maintain software testing tools and output, including automated test frameworks, scripts and utilities. Develop and maintain knowledge of areas in developed products and supporting components. Develop and maintain technical knowledge of testing tools, techniques, and processes. With experience, develop the ability to contribute to small development projects with increasing responsibility. As your skills grow, collaborate with team members on testing approaches, application knowledge, and technical knowledge. The Candidate: Bachelor's Degree in Statistics, Mathematics, or a related discipline; or equivalent experience required. At least two years of internship, co‑op, research, or professional experience in software development, research, or product testing for commercial software. Working knowledge of Minitab Software and/or competitor statistical analysis software packages. Experience with software testing and familiarity with testing frameworks. Skills: Good investigative and problem‑solving skills with excellent attention to detail. Proven ability to think logically and methodically. Above average computing skills, including a general knowledge of micro‑computers, operating systems, and application packages. Ability and initiative to work effectively both independently and as a member of a development team. Ability to speak, read, write, and understand the English language. HEALTH INSURANCE Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance is provided at no cost for full‑time employees upon date of hire. Low co‑pay pharmacy benefit and affordable family coverage plan is available. Short and Long Term Disability is fully paid by Minitab. Employee Assistance Program (EAP) – Provides guidance for personal issue and information on other Work Life Matters. LIFE INSURANCE Group Term Life Insurance is provided at no cost for full‑time employees at three times employee base salary. Minitab provides eligible employees the opportunity to purchase Voluntary Life Insurance for themselves and eligible dependents at affordable rates. RETIREMENT PLANNING A 401(k) Retirement Plan with T. Rowe Price is provided with eligible employee contribution immediately. Minitab will match dollar for dollar up to the first 6% of employee’s contribution. Employees are fully vested in the Minitab, LLC 401(k) Retirement Plan upon date of hire. PAID TIME OFF Paid holidays, as well as 4 weeks of annual paid time off are provided. The annual paid time off increases one week every five years. HIGHER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT The pursuit of ongoing development is important and valued at Minitab. In support of this value, Minitab offers tuition and related expenses assistance for both higher education and other professional development. FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNT Medical and Dependent Care Reimbursement Accounts – Pre‑tax Deductions. Parking and Transit – Pre‑Tax Deductions. HYBRID WORK SCHEDULE We offer a hybrid work model for eligible positions. 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