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Principal AI & Automation Engineer

Comcast

Philadelphia, PA · Principal

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What this role is

Lead the design and implementation of AI-powered test automation frameworks for Comcast's next-generation broadband network infrastructure. This role suits experienced automation architects who can combine machine learning techniques with quality engineering to enable faster, more reliable product releases across cloud-native systems.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Build enterprise-grade, extensible automation frameworks
  • Strong proficiency in Linux/Ubuntu, CLI tooling, and automation scripting
  • Hands-on experience with traffic generation and network test tools
  • Analyze packet captures and validate end-to-end system performance at scale
  • Familiarity with observability stacks for quality engineering
  • Experience with CI/CD pipelines and version control
  • Experience integrating AI/ML into QA workflows including test generation, optimization, and flaky test detection
  • 10+ years relevant work experience
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of coursework and professional experience

Nice to have

  • Kubernetes, Docker, and cloud-native test environments
  • Understanding of networking protocols and systems (TCP/UDP, BGP, ISIS, HTTP/S, multicast, switching/routing)
  • Deep expertise in software architecture and design patterns applied to test systems
  • Experience with data engineering and test data pipelines
  • Exposure to MLOps workflows

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