Location:

• Flexible (but if you enjoy the epic waves and chill summers of South-Western Norway, we would be jumping of joy!)

What we think you'll love:

1. Building the future of testing at Safran
We want you to lead our testing team and define our test processes from scratch. You’ll help build a testing powerhouse. We’re not looking for someone to follow the steps but to make the steps.

2. Do what you love
We want someone who finds joy in creating testing documentation and strategies — whether it’s manual, automated, or somewhere in between. We want you to be passionate about finding the best ways of testing, the way we are passionate about running some of the world's biggest mega-projects.

3. Freedom to shape the role
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or fresh from university with the right knowledge, we’re open and willing to let you shape the role and the team. What matters is your drive to help us become better at testing. You'll be the head of our current testing team of 2 (plus you), and we have ambitions to grow.

4. Ownership
This isn’t just a tester role. You’ll have the authority to say if a product is ready for release or not. It’s your call — no pressure (well, maybe a little pressure).

Why Safran?

We're so glad you asked!
This is your chance to help set up a testing team for one of the most advanced project and risk management systems in the world. Our software is used in some of the biggest mega projects the world has ever seen.
You’ll be part of a growing team where your expertise will truly make a difference. If you thrive in an environment that values precision, ownership, and continuous improvement, Safran is the place for you.

What you'll be doing:

• Defining and executing test cases
  Can you create a test description so clear that anyone could follow it? Great, because that’s what we need.
  
• Reading requirements and giving feedback
  It’s not just about doing what you’re told. We need you to ask, “What does ‘make it look nice’ mean, and how do we measure it?”
  
• Planning and estimating
  You’ll define test conditions, estimate time frames, and group test cases logically. We trust you to know what’s necessary.
  
• Taking responsibility for the release decision
  One of our major clients is asking for an update, and the developers think it's ready to go. If you think otherwise, we’ll need you to stand firm.

What makes you a good match:

We’re not just looking for someone with a checklist of qualifications, but if we have to make one, we think you should:

• Enjoy creating and organizing test documentation.
• Understand the difference between various test cases and when to apply them.
• Be comfortable reading and interpreting requirements, and not be afraid to challenge them.
• Be comfortable with testing terminology, such as unit and regression testing. You should also be able to explain why each is important at different stages.
• Feel at home defining testing strategies and setting up test environments.
• Be passionate about making sure our product is release-ready.
• Have the confidence and authority to say “no” when something doesn’t meet the mark.