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Product Test Engineer - Job Description
Since launching the world’s first portable wood-pellet pizza oven in 2012, Ooni has grown into an award-winning, multinational company with a product range loved by pizza makers all over the globe. Our mission has always been to design innovative products that spark joy in our customers, and whilst we’re incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished so far - we’re only just getting started.
As part of our plans, we’re looking for a Product Test Engineer to join our product development team in Broxburn, West Lothian. Are you driven by a need to know exactly how things work and exactly why they fail? Are you passionate about ensuring products are the best they possibly can be? If so, keep reading!
The Role
This is a hands-on, technical position where you’ll take ownership of product testing across the entire development lifecycle. From early concept exploration and prototype evaluation, through full verification and production readiness, you’ll be immersed in the detail of how our products are tested, validated, and continuously improved. You will be a key member of our New Product Development team, working closely with Mechanical and Design engineers testing products throughout verification — from concept, through development, to production and beyond. You will also carry out structured testing of competitor products to benchmark performances ensuring our products exceed category-leading standards and identify strengths and weaknesses in the market.
This is an on-site role, working 5 days per week from our office in Broxburn, West Lothian.
What you’ll do
- Testing & Verification: Own, execute, and evolve test plans — pushing products to their limits to uncover issues early. You’ll be asked to test, break, learn, fix, repeat… and repeat again. You’ll embody our value of rigour every day.
- Test Method Development: When existing test methods don’t go far enough, you’ll write new ones, ensuring our processes keep pace with our ambitious product roadmap.
- Data Analysis & Insight: Analyse test data and provide clear, actionable insights for the NPD team.
- Test Equipment Design: Design new test equipment, and either commission or build it, ensuring we can accurately test product and functional durability.
- Regulatory Awareness: Ensure you and the wider team stay up to date on all relevant regulations, and that our developing products meet the requirements of all international markets.
- Continuous Learning: Learn from and be supported by our excellent team, with opportunities to grow your technical and practical testing capability.
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Essential Skills & Experience
- Experience in testing products and documenting results — Documentation is critical.
- A solid theoretical foundation in core engineering principles.
- Practical experience testing hardware products and rapid prototypes.
- A degree, qualification or equivalent experience in Mechanical Engineering or another relevant field.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to clearly explain and present test results.
- Comfort working in a fast-paced environment.
- A team-focused, optimistic, and solution-driven mindset.
- The ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
- Comfort and willingness to handle and prepare all types of food products (including dairy, gluten, meat, etc.) during testing.
Desirable Skills & Experience
- Practical home or commercial baking experience, with an understanding of food properties like dough hydration.
- Experience testing electric motors, gearboxes, or power transmission systems under load.
- Experience with 3D modelling (SolidWorks preferred).
- Familiarity with 3D printing and other rapid-prototyping tools.
- Confidence working with machine shop tools.
- Experience with precision measurement instruments.
- Previous lab experience.


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Why Ooni?
When you join one of our global teams, you’re joining a dedicated group of do-ers who value Kindness, Passion, Innovation, Ambition and Rigor above all else. We live, work and play by these values and are proud of what we’ve built here. As a member of our team, you will also receive the following:
- Work for an employer that cares about your well-being! We’ve got private healthcare through Bupa as well as access to on-demand coaching and therapy sessions via BetterHelp
- £500 to spend on Ooni products each year, plus 50% discount on any other Ooni products.
- £500 every year to spend on your passion – whatever that may be.
- 35 days of paid time off per year, plus an additional 5 week sabbatical when you’ve been here for 5 years.
- Access to an employee assistance programme which includes on demand coaching.
- We believe in giving back to our communities, which is why we offer every team member five paid volunteer days each year to support causes they care about.
- Pizza is at the heart of everything we do, you’ll have access to our ovens in every office — and we’ll teach you to make pizza like a pro as part of your onboarding experience.
Take a look at our website to learn more about our products, culture and values. If you like what you see, then please send over the following:
- A short cover letter on why you’d love to join Ooni
- PDF portfolio of your most impressive and appropriate work
- CV
Having a fantastic culture is really important to all of us at Ooni. We work hard to make it diverse and inclusive, and want everyone to have access to the same opportunities. If you would like this advert in a different format or need an alternative method of applying, please let us know. You can email us at jobs@ooni.com
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