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Job Title : Python Developer - Storage Domain Experience : 8-10+ Years Location : Bangalore (Hybrid - 3+ days/week from office) Job Summary : Key Responsibilities : - Design, develop, and maintain scalable Python-based automation frameworks and utilities for storage platform validation. - Develop automated test scripts for storage devices/components including : i. HBA (Host Bus Adapter) ii. SAS Expanders iii. PCIe Switches iv. Re-timers v. HDDs and SSDs - Create automation solutions based on provided validation procedures, test plans, and customer requirements. - Execute functional, regression, stress, performance, and reliability testing for storage subsystems. - Analyze logs, debug failures, identify root causes, and provide detailed reports to engineering teams. - Work with hardware, firmware, and validation teams to reproduce and resolve complex storage-related issues. - Develop tools/utilities for : i. Log collection ii. Test execution iii. Failure analysis iv. Monitoring and reporting - Improve existing automation infrastructure for better scalability, maintainability, and execution efficiency. - Validate storage protocols, device communication, and interoperability across platforms. - Participate in code reviews and ensure adherence to coding standards and best practices. - Support CI/CD integration for automated testing workflows wherever applicable. - Collaborate effectively with global cross-functional teams in agile development environments. Required Technical Skills : Python Development : - Strong hands-on experience in Python programming with deep understanding of : i. OOP concepts ii. Multithreading / multiprocessing iii. File handling iv. Exception handling v. API integration vi. Automation scripting - Experience building automation frameworks and reusable libraries. - Expertise in debugging and optimizing Python applications. Storage Domain Knowledge : - Strong understanding of enterprise storage architecture and components : i. HBA (Host Bus Adapter) ii. SAS/SATA protocols iii. SAS Expanders iv. PCIe architecture v. PCIe Switches vi. Re-timers vii. HDD and SSD technologies viii. NVMe concepts ix. Storage enclosure behavior and connectivity Test Automation & Validation : - Experience developing automation scripts based on validation procedures and test specifications. - Knowledge of : i. Functional testing ii. Regression testing iii. Stress testing iv. Performance benchmarking v. Failure analysis - Experience handling hardware/software integration testing. Debugging & Troubleshooting : - Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities. - Ability to debug storage failures, protocol issues, and device communication problems. - Experience analyzing logs and identifying root causes independently. Good to Have Skills : - Exposure to KQL (Kusto Query Language) or SQL. - Experience with Linux-based environments and shell scripting. - Knowledge of CI/CD tools such as Jenkins/GitLab CI. - Understanding of telemetry/log analytics platforms. - Experience with version control systems like Git. .
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