Test and Release Engineer - AI Toolchain
Key Skills
Job Description
About the Role We are looking for an experienced engineer to own the packaging, validation, and release of our software toolchain used to program and control Craftwerk systems. The toolchain includes compiler technology, SDKs, libraries, and associated developer tools used to deploy and manage AI applications on our target platform. You will be responsible for ensuring that every release is reliable, testable, reproducible, and well documented. Working closely with compiler, AI, and platform engineers, you will drive release quality and help establish a world-class developer experience. Responsibilities Own the end-to-end release process for Craftwerk programming and control tools—building, packaging, and distributing releases. Develop and maintain automated test suites and CI/CD pipelines for the compiler, SDK, and tooling. Design and run release qualification and regression testing, defining quality metrics and acceptance criteria. Investigate and resolve release, installation, and deployment issues. Manage versioning, release notes, documentation, and artifact repositories. Improve reproducibility, traceability, and automation across the delivery process. Collaborate with compiler, AI, and platform teams to drive continuous improvement in software quality. Required Qualifications Experience packaging and releasing software development tools, SDKs, compilers, IDE extensions, or similar products. Experience developing automated software tests and test frameworks. Strong understanding of software quality assurance and validation methodologies. Experience with Linux-based development environments. Experience with container technologies such as Docker. Experience with CI/CD systems such as GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins. Experience with source control systems such as Git. Experience with Python, C++, and CMake Excellent problem-solving and debugging skills. Strong attention to detail and a passion for delivering high-quality software. Ability to work effectively in a cross-functional engineering environment. Knowledge of compiler technology, toolchains, or programming language ecosystems. Nice to Have Understanding of software packaging technologies and artifact management. Knowledge of transformer-based neural networks and Large Language Models (LLMs). Experience with machine learning deployment workflows or AI development platforms. What Success Looks Like Releases are delivered predictably, on time, and with high quality. Automated test coverage continuously increases. Build, release, and deployment processes are largely automated. Developers can easily install, upgrade, and use the Craftwerk toolchain. Release-related defects are detected early and reduced over time. Key Characteristics Quality-first mindset. Ownership and accountability. Systematic and structured approach to engineering. Strong collaboration and communication skills. Passion for improving developer productivity and release excellence.
Core Responsibilities
Own the end-to-end build, packaging, testing, and release process for Craftwerk’s programming and control toolchain, including its compiler, SDKs, libraries, and developer tools. Develop automated tests and CI/CD pipelines, qualify releases, resolve delivery issues, and improve documentation, reproducibility, and release quality in collaboration with engineering teams.
Requirements
The role requires experience releasing software development tools or similar products, developing automated tests, and applying software quality assurance methods. Candidates should have experience with Linux, Docker, CI/CD systems, Git, Python, C++, and CMake, along with strong debugging skills and familiarity with compiler technology or toolchains.
About EUCLYD
Industry: Semiconductor Manufacturing
Company size: 11-50 employees
EUCLYD is an AI infrastructure company from Eindhoven. We design the processors, memory architecture and datacentre systems that run advanced AI models at a fraction of today's power and cost. The company was founded by Bernardo Kastrup and Atul Sinha, who previously built Silicon Hive and sold it to Intel. Eindhoven is where the world learnt to make more from less silicon, and that discipline runs through everything Euclyd designs. The company is headquartered at High Tech Campus Eindhoven, Europe’s smartest square kilometre.