QA Engineer

Candidates typically face a three‑round process: an initial HR screening, a technical interview focusing on CFD knowledge, QA fundamentals, and Python scripting, followed by a final HR/managerial interview. The technical round is moderately challenging, with questions on simulation concepts, test case design, and debugging scenarios. Preparation in Python and basic Linux commands is highly recommended.

Dassault Systèmes fosters a collaborative environment where innovation is encouraged and continuous learning is supported. Employees enjoy flexible work arrangements, regular skill‑upgrading workshops, and a healthy work‑life balance that promotes both professional growth and personal well‑being.

M.E/M.Tech in Mechanical or Thermal Engineering with a focus on CFD Simulation; 0–1 year of relevant experience; minimum 60% marks in qualifying exam; no backlogs; strong analytical and communication skills; proficiency in Python, Linux, and Windows; familiarity with CFD tools such as PowerFLOW, Abaqus, Fluent, or CFX.

Round 1: Recruiter/HR screening → Round 2: Technical interview covering CFD fundamentals, QA concepts, and Python scripting → Round 3: HR/Manager interview focusing on cultural fit and career aspirations

Dassault Systèmes, a global leader in 3D design, engineering, and simulation software, is looking for a QA Engineer to join its SIMULIA product organization in Pune. The company, headquartered in France, employs over 25,000 professionals across 159 countries and is renowned for its collaborative virtual environment platform, 3DEXPERIENCE. With a strong focus on engineering simulation, Dassault Systèmes has built a reputation for delivering high‑quality, reliable software that powers industries such as aerospace, automotive, and energy. The QA Engineer role is unique because it blends traditional software quality assurance with deep engineering knowledge. Candidates will work closely with physics R&D, application management, product management, and validation teams to ensure that complex CFD simulation applications meet stringent performance and accuracy standards. The position involves creating detailed test plans, executing manual GUI tests, developing automated test scripts in Python, and integrating regression suites across Linux and Windows platforms. Key responsibilities include: 1. Reviewing enhancement specifications and providing early feedback. 2. Designing comprehensive test plans for new and existing features. 3. Evaluating simulation software functionality against defined requirements. 4. Executing test plans and documenting results. 5. Integrating tests into regression suites and running them across supported OS. 6. Analyzing regression failures, identifying defects, and reporting them. 7. Performing manual GUI testing and ensuring usability. 8. Developing and maintaining automated test scripts using Python. 9. Documenting test procedures, test cases, and testing activities. 10. Collaborating with cross‑functional teams to resolve issues and improve quality processes. The tech stack revolves around CFD simulation tools such as PowerFLOW, Abaqus, Fluent, or CFX, coupled with Python for automation, and operating systems Linux and Windows. The role offers a clear growth path: from entry‑level QA Engineer to Senior QA Engineer, then to QA Lead or Technical Lead, with opportunities to transition into simulation software engineering or product management. Why join Dassault Systèmes? You’ll work on cutting‑edge simulation software that impacts real‑world engineering challenges, receive mentorship from seasoned experts, and benefit from a culture that values continuous learning, innovation, and work‑life balance. The company’s global footprint also provides exposure to international projects and the chance to collaborate with diverse teams. Overall, this role is ideal for recent M.E/M.Tech graduates with a passion for CFD, Python, and quality assurance who want to start a career in a globally respected tech organization.