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Gaming Laboratories International
Voting System/Hardware Test Engineer
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Hardware Quality Assurance or Test Engineer designs and develops test processes for computer hardware and computer-related equipment. Creates test plans and equipment, implements and monitors test processes, and completes hardware product validations.
$125,271 / year median in Colorado
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Voting System/Hardware Test Engineer Gaming Laboratories International - 3.4 Wheat Ridge, CO Job Details Full-time $78,000 - $85,360 a year 23 hours ago Benefits Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance Tuition reimbursement Paid time off Employee assistance program Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications Content creation for technical audiences Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering Technical documentation Interpreting technical drawings Direct client contact Electrical engineering Productivity software Regulatory compliance analysis Technical writing experience within technology Legal compliance Full Job Description About SLI Compliance SLI Compliance is an independent testing and certification organization that provides compliance testing services to highly regulated industries. As an accredited Voting System Test Laboratory (VSTL), SLI Compliance evaluates voting systems against federal, state, and local requirements to support election integrity and certification efforts. SLI Compliance also provides Health IT testing and certification services through nationally recognized accreditation programs. Position Summary The Voting System/Hardware Test Engineer supports the testing and certification of voting technology systems, including hardware, software, firmware, and related documentation. This role conducts structured tests, documents results, identifies discrepancies, and helps assess compliance with applicable regulatory and certification requirements. This position also provides administrative and project oversight for hardware-related testing activities within the Voting System Test Laboratory (VSTL). Responsibilities include scheduling tests, coordinating with subcontractor laboratories, managing hardware analysis and functional testing, and developing hardware testing methodologies. This role is ideal for candidates with a strong foundation in electrical engineering and an interest in compliance, quality assurance, regulated technologies, and election systems. What You'll Be Doing As a Test Engineer, you will act as an independent evaluator of voting technology rather than a product developer. You will verify that voting systems operate as intended and comply with applicable certification requirements. This includes analyzing requirements, developing and executing test cases, evaluating hardware and software behavior, documenting findings, and supporting certification decisions. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Review technical documentation, specifications, and requirements. Conduct document reviews against certification requirements and standards. Develop hardware-related test plans, cases, procedures, data, and reports in accordance with standard lab procedures. Perform testing of voting system hardware, software, and integrated systems. Execute functional test plans, test procedures, and test cases. Assist with hardware setup, tracking, operational checks, and test execution. Document test results, observations, and discrepancies. Support re-testing efforts following issue resolution. Oversee hardware test tools, including maintenance and calibration. Oversee on-site and off-site laboratory testing to ensure hardware testing is completed successfully. Work with the Test Manager to estimate, track, and compare planned versus actual hardware testing hours for internal projects. Support technical discussions, analyze engineering change orders, and answer technical questions, seeking assistance from the Test Manager as needed. Maintain detailed and accurate records throughout the testing lifecycle. Learn and apply Election Assistance Commission (EAC) and other applicable voting system requirements. Collaborate with team members to complete testing projects in line with quality, schedule, and regulatory expectations. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. Strong understanding of electrical and electronic systems. Ability to read and interpret technical documentation and specifications. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent written documentation and communication skills. Ability to learn and apply regulatory and technical requirements. Interact professionally with both internal and external clients. Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications. Ability to work independently and within a team environment. Preferred Qualifications Internship, academic, or professional experience involving: Test engineering Quality assurance Hardware validation Embedded systems Electronics testing Regulatory compliance Systems engineering Experience creating test cases, test procedures, or technical reports. Familiarity with hardware/software integration environments.