Andy Watt
Andy Watt
Principal Software Engineer (Automated Test)
He/Him
Automating real-world mobile devices since the early 2000s, initially mobile phones but then critical comms devices at Sepura. Have created, maintained, extended and debugged large automation frameworks which drive real-world devices using multiple control surfaces and protocols (in-house), responsible for specification of tests from requirements all the way down to implementing device drivers for systems. Currently actively working on 3 platforms across C++/C#, Python using serial control, ADB etc.
🎂 MoTaBirthday | September 1, 2026
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