Director of Verification

Headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, Moultrie () is the leader in game feeders and cellular camera innovation, building products used by hunters, property owners, and others for real-time remote monitoring.

We take pride in developing deep user understanding, obsessing about the details, and going the extra mile to show our users we love them. Moultrie is customer-driven - hardware, software, marketing, and customer success teams collaborate to deliver a quality user experience.

We are guided by the following principles:
Customer Obsession.;
Excellence is the Standard.;
Bias for Action.;
Act Boldly.;
Deliver Results.;
Hire and Develop the Best.;
Be Curious and Learn.;
Win as a Team

At Moultrie, our cameras are in the field around the clock - in tree stands, on fence posts, deep in the woods - and our users trust them to work every single time. The Director of Verification is the person accountable for that promise. This is a senior technical leadership role with two core functions: a firmware verification organization responsible for validating every major camera subsystem before it ships, and a fleet management group responsible for monitoring the health of cameras already in the field and catching defects before users feel them.

This role requires someone who can operate at the strategy level and still engage at the technical depth needed to direct a team of senior engineers across complex, multi-subsystem firmware verification. The north star for this function is clear: automate as much as possible, extend test coverage continuously, increase reliability, and reduce cycle time. If you've built verification programs at scale, know how to translate design changes into test plans, and understand what it takes to catch a problem in a CI pipeline before it reaches a camera in someone's field - this role was built for you.

• Lead and develop firmware verification and fleet management teams
• Set priorities, standards, and clear direction tied to product quality
• Build an automation-first verification culture
• Represent verification in design/program reviews
• Own release risk decisions and tradeoffs
• Align verification milestones with development phases

Own end-to-end verification across subsystems with focus on:

• Functional:Ensures systems behave correctly
• Performance:Validates latency, power, image quality, detection range
• Stability:Confirms reliability over time and edge cases

• Cellular connectivity (LTE-M/NB-IoT, MQTT, OTA reliability)
• Detection (PIR performance, false triggers, AI models)
• Illumination (LED, flash timing, low-light performance)
• Image quality (resolution, exposure, consistency)
• Power consumption (across all operating modes)
• Reliability (long-duration testing and fault recovery)

• Drive automation of all repeatable tests
• Translate design changes into updated test plans
• Integrate verification into CI pipelines (HIL testing, automation, reporting)
• Track and expand test coverage across subsystems
• Ensure test reliability and maintainability

• Lead real-world validation across environments and use cases
• Complement lab testing with field insights
• Feed field failures back into automated test coverage
• Align field validation with release milestones

• Monitor deployed devices to detect issues before users do
• Build dashboards and alerting for system health
• Define escalation and response protocols
• Feed field issues directly into verification improvements
• Maintain a closed-loop feedback system between field and pre-release testing
• Report fleet health trends and risks to leadership

• Standardize verification plans, test…