Test Lead

The client is a global aviation software provider delivering digital solutions that support flight operations across commercial, business, military and general aviation sectors. The company combines long-standing aeronautical data expertise with modern flight-planning technology to create integrated platforms used by pilots, airlines, fleet operators and aviation organizations worldwide.

In 2025 the business became an independent company after being acquired from a major global aerospace corporation by a leading software investment firm, enabling a stronger focus on software innovation and faster development of aviation technologies. The organization focuses on delivering premium, worldwide, geo-referenced aviation charts and navigation data directly within its flagship flight-planning application.

The main objective of the company is to advance digital aviation by providing integrated software solutions that improve safety, efficiency and decision-making across flight operations. The company aims to create a unified aviation platform that connects the cockpit with operational control centers and enables pilots and operators to plan and execute flights more effectively.

The organization develops a suite of aviation software tools that support both flight crews and operational teams. These solutions are designed to create an end-to-end digital ecosystem, supporting aviation activities from flight planning to mission execution and post-flight analysis.

• Proven experience with XCTest or strong expertise in using it for test automation and strategy
• Experience working in both global and local collaboration environments
• Highly passionate and proactive individual with strong ownership of their work
• Sees the role as an exciting opportunity to be part of a major, high-impact project

• Act as a Test Architect and help redesign the overall testing approach
• Define and implement testing strategies
• Support the execution of a new testing strategy during a transformation phase
• Align teams and coordinate testing practices across different locations