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Senior AI DevOps Engineer

Austin, TX · Remote

$128K - $165K/yr

About the role The mobile team ships the Roku Remote, Smart Home, and Howdy apps on iOS and Android. You own the CI/CD pipeline and QA automation infrastructure for the mobile engineering team. Your ...

Senior AI DevOps Engineer

Austin, TX · Remote

$128K - $165K/yr

About the role The mobile team ships the Roku Remote, Smart Home, and Howdy apps on iOS and Android. You own the CI/CD pipeline and QA automation infrastructure for the mobile engineering team. Your ...

... remote option.) Job Summary Comcast Technology and Product Experience (TPX) is seeking an ... Experience building smart home, IoT, hardware activation, or physical device orchestration ...

Mobile Engineer - iOS

Austin, TX · On-site +1

$51.25 - $70.50/hr

... remote option.) Job Summary Comcast Technology and Product Experience (TPX) is seeking an ... Experience building smart home, IoT, hardware activation, or physical device orchestration ...

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Android Police - Features Writer

Dallas, TX · On-site +1

$55.25 - $72.50/hr

This position will operate on a remote, freelance basis. Android Police is expanding its freelance ... What We Cover • Android phones, tablets, and apps • Smart home devices and ecosystems • ...

... smart home applications. We are a key supplier to the world's leading manufacturers of the ... Our people-first culture and global support system, including the remote work option and Employee ...

... smart home applications. We are a key supplier to the world's leading manufacturers of the ... Our people-first culture and global support system, including the remote work option and Employee ...

... smart home applications. We are a key supplier to the world's leading manufacturers of the ... Our people-first culture and global support system, including the remote work option and Employee ...

... smart home applications. We are a key supplier to the world's leading manufacturers of the ... Our people-first culture and global support system, including the remote work option and Employee ...

... smart home applications. We are a key supplier to the world's leading manufacturers of the ... Our people-first culture and global support system, including the remote work option and Employee ...

Knowledge of smart infrastructure equipment such as automatic feeder switches, remote sensing ... engineering- Knowledge of overhead systems design and the use of PLS-CADD- Knowledge of ...

You will lead owner's engineer engagements, support procurement processes, and deliver technical ... This will be a hybrid position including a combination of both remote, in-office and travel, that ...

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Remote Smart Home Engineer information

How does a Remote Smart Home Engineer typically collaborate with on-site teams and clients during installations or troubleshooting?

As a Remote Smart Home Engineer, collaboration with on-site technicians and clients is often managed through video calls, remote desktop tools, and cloud-based project management platforms. You’ll frequently guide installers step-by-step, perform remote diagnostics, and adjust smart home system configurations from your location. Clear communication and documentation are essential to ensure seamless integration and to resolve issues efficiently. Building strong rapport with both technical and non-technical stakeholders is key to providing excellent service and ensuring project success.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Remote Smart Home Engineer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Remote Smart Home Engineer, you need a solid background in electrical engineering, networking, and IoT technologies, often supported by a relevant degree or technical certification. Proficiency with smart home platforms (such as Google Home, Amazon Alexa, or Apple HomeKit), home automation protocols (like Zigbee or Z-Wave), and remote diagnostic tools is typically required. Exceptional problem-solving, communication, and customer service skills help you resolve technical issues efficiently while guiding clients remotely. These skills ensure the reliable integration and support of smart home systems, resulting in high customer satisfaction and robust system performance.

What is a Remote Smart Home Engineer?

A Remote Smart Home Engineer is a professional who designs, installs, configures, and supports smart home systems such as lighting, security, climate control, and entertainment devices, often working from a remote location. They leverage technology to help homeowners automate and control devices via smartphones, voice assistants, or central hubs. Their responsibilities may include troubleshooting issues, recommending compatible devices, and ensuring system security. By working remotely, these engineers can provide support and guidance to clients without needing to be physically present in the home.
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Senior AI DevOps Engineer

Roku

Austin, TX • Remote

$128K - $165K/yr

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Job description

About the team 

Join a high-performing, innovative team that plays a pivotal role in Roku's mission to be the best TV streaming platform in the world. Our team is responsible for delivering intuitive, high-quality mobile applications that enhance the way millions of users interact with Roku devices globally. We pride ourselves on creating products that "just work" - seamlessly and effortlessly. This commitment to excellence is driven by a collaborative, inclusive, and results-oriented culture where your contributions will directly impact the user experience of millions. If you're passionate about building products that feel magical and intuitive, this is the team for you.

About the role 

The mobile team ships the Roku Remote, Smart Home, and Howdy apps on iOS and Android. You own the CI/CD pipeline and QA automation infrastructure for the mobile engineering team. Your role will use AI to design and build a completely autonomous, self-healing CI/CD and QA automation pipeline for multiple products with millions of users.  You treat AI as your primary design tool not an add-on.  Every system you build should minimize human intervention, from code push to app store submission. You'll own CI Pipeline Architecture: the path from git push to a green or red signal. Your job is to make that path fast, reliable, and cheap. That includes QA Automation & Device Orchestration: the software systems that schedule, monitor, and recover the test infrastructure.

What you'll be doing 
  • Design and maintain CI/CD pipelines for iOS and Android on GitLab CI
  • Architect pipeline stages for fail-fast execution: cheapest checks first (lint, compile, static analysis), expensive checks last (device farm tests)
  • Build smart test routing: analyze MR diffs to determine which tests need physical devices and which can run on emulators, so 80% of MRs never touch the device farm
  • Build flaky test detection and quarantine systems.  Classify failures as infrastructure-caused vs. code-caused so engineers trust the signal
  • Automate release mechanics: code signing, versioning, TestFlight/Play Console uploads, dSYM and mapping file management.  The goal is zero manual steps between merge and app store submission
  • As agent-authored MR volume grows, ensure pipelines absorb the increase without degrading speed or starving human-authored MRs of resources
  • Build the device reservation and orchestration system that assigns devices to CI jobs, prevents contention, and maximizes utilization without manual scheduling
  • Design self-healing automation: health checks detect unresponsive devices, trigger remote recovery via API, and re-register them no human intervention required
  • Define the device compatibility matrix which firmware/model combinations require real hardware, and which can run on emulators
  • Implement priority-based test routing: device-touching MRs get farm time, UI-only MRs never queue for a device
  • Use AI to identify failure patterns, predict infrastructure issues, and continuously optimize pipeline performance 
Were excited if you have 
  • 5+ year's operating CI/CD infrastructure at scale, preferably GitLab CI
  • Ability to travel up to 20%
  • Deep understanding of mobile build systems (Xcode/xcodebuild, Gradle) and mobile-specific CI challenges (code signing, provisioning, multi-platform builds)
  • Strong scripting (Python, Bash) and ability to build internal tooling reservation systems, health monitors, pipeline analytics dashboards
  • Advanced proficiency with AI-assisted development (Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, or equivalent) you use AI as your default approach to writing code, building systems, and solving infrastructure problems
  • Experience designing autonomous, self-healing systems that detect, diagnose, and recover from failures without human intervention
  • AI-first problem solving where your instinct is to automate with AI before adding manual process or headcount
  • Obsession with developer experience.You measure your success by how fast and reliably engineers get feedback, not by how complex your infrastructure is
  • Data-driven decision making.  You measure failure rates, waste rates, device utilization, and pipeline duration and you use those numbers to prioritize your work

Preferred Qualifications 

  • Experience with infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Ansible, or equivalent) for managing cloud and on-premises infrastructure
  • Working knowledge of WiFi and BLE protocols enough to understand why tests that exercise radio communication behaves differently from pure software tests
  • Experience with mobile test automation frameworks (XCUITest, Espresso, Appium) not to write tests, but to understand what they need from infrastructure
  • Experience scaling CI for high-volume, automated code generation (agentic engineering, bot-authored MRs) 
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