Industrial Software Validation|

Role overview

Key responsibilities

• Define validation criteria, execute test plans and assess software compliance.
• Improve validation processes and standardize tests to reduce defects and testing time.
• Collaborate on design reviews and risk assessments; set up tests, troubleshoot issues and analyze results.
• Maintain software issue logs and validation records; document and present findings.
• Ensure software meets quality standards and customer expectations.
• Support major service issue resolution, contribute to software architecture and incorporate real-world feedback.

Required qualifications

• 8–10 years testing and troubleshooting complex mechanical systems.
• Bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical, Software, Mechatronics or Mechanical Engineering.
• Strong background in mechanical, electrical and hydraulic systems with data acquisition.
• In-depth understanding of injection molding machines and related technologies.
• 6+ years of PLC programming using IEC 61131-3 languages.
• Industrial/mechanical software testing experience and familiarity with Industry 4.0 protocols such as OPC UA, MQTT or TCP/IP.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving and organizational skills; ability to lead validation planning and cross-functional testing.

Desired qualifications

• C#, Java or Python proficiency and .NET components experience are desirable.
• Modbus, Ethernet, EtherCAT, Agile/Scrum, Azure DevOps and ISO software validation standards are good to have.
• Knowledge of injection molding processes, plastic materials and auxiliary equipment is good to have.

Compensation

• The posting lists a compensation range of $100,000–$120,000 without specifying a pay period.
• The employer mentions a competitive compensation and benefits package.

Workplace information

• The description identifies the company's Canadian manufacturing facilities and global headquarters in Bolton, Ontario; it does not state the role's required workplace arrangement.