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Vendor Lead Cellular Wwan Validation Engineer

  • Vendor Lead Cellular Wwan Validation Engineer job type Posted on: Nov 06, 2026
  • Vendor Lead Cellular Wwan Validation Engineer experience level Okaya Inc
  • Vendor Lead Cellular Wwan Validation Engineer employment type Redmond, Washington
  • Vendor Lead Cellular Wwan Validation Engineer employment type Onsite
  • Vendor Lead Cellular Wwan Validation Engineer salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Vendor Lead Cellular Wwan Validation Engineer

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Redmond Washington United States

Remote :

No

Jobcon Logo Job Description :

Job Title: Vendor Lead Cellular / WWAN Validation & Debug

Work Location: Redmond, WA

Employment Type: Fulltime/Permanent

Key Responsibilities:

Perform end-to-end device validation for cellular technologies including LTE, 5G (SA/NSA) features

Execute and analyze lab and field testing across multiple carriers and network conditions

Conduct protocol level debugging using logs (QXDM, MBIM traces, modem logs, etc.)

Identify, isolate, and root cause cellular connectivity issues (attach, call drops, data failures, standby behavior)

Work with internal teams and vendors to triage bugs and drive issues to closure

Support regression validation and sanity verification.

Generate test reports, defect summaries, and RCA documentation

Contribute to improving test coverage, automation, and validation frameworks

Core Technical Skills:

Strong protocol knowledge (3GPP, LTE/5G signaling, NAS/RRC basics, IMS/SIP flows)

Device testing experience (smartphones, modems, or embedded systems)

Hands-on experience with cellular test equipment (e.g., call boxes like Anritsu, Keysight, Rohde & Schwarz)

Experience in log analysis and debugging tools (e.g., QXDM, modem logs, trace analysis)

Good understanding of cellular call flows, attach procedures, and data connectivity

Working knowledge of scripting (Python / PowerShell / Bash) for test automation, log parsing, or workflow efficiency

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Jobcon Logo Position Details

Posted:

Nov 06, 2026

Reference Number:

114400-1620

Employment:

Full-time

City:

Redmond

Job Origin:

CIEPAL_ORGANIC_FEED

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Job Title: Vendor Lead Cellular / WWAN Validation & Debug

Work Location: Redmond, WA

Employment Type: Fulltime/Permanent

Key Responsibilities:

Perform end-to-end device validation for cellular technologies including LTE, 5G (SA/NSA) features

Execute and analyze lab and field testing across multiple carriers and network conditions

Conduct protocol level debugging using logs (QXDM, MBIM traces, modem logs, etc.)

Identify, isolate, and root cause cellular connectivity issues (attach, call drops, data failures, standby behavior)

Work with internal teams and vendors to triage bugs and drive issues to closure

Support regression validation and sanity verification.

Generate test reports, defect summaries, and RCA documentation

Contribute to improving test coverage, automation, and validation frameworks

Core Technical Skills:

Strong protocol knowledge (3GPP, LTE/5G signaling, NAS/RRC basics, IMS/SIP flows)

Device testing experience (smartphones, modems, or embedded systems)

Hands-on experience with cellular test equipment (e.g., call boxes like Anritsu, Keysight, Rohde & Schwarz)

Experience in log analysis and debugging tools (e.g., QXDM, modem logs, trace analysis)

Good understanding of cellular call flows, attach procedures, and data connectivity

Working knowledge of scripting (Python / PowerShell / Bash) for test automation, log parsing, or workflow efficiency

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