Quality Assurance Automation Engineer

Skills
Computer ScienceDevopsMobile ApplicationsContinuous ImprovementEasily AdaptableRegression TestingTechnology Solutions
Role

What the job involves

The main requirements, responsibilities and hiring steps.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science Information Systems or related field or equivalent experience
  • Minimum 3 years of software quality assurance automation experience
  • Experience with functional regression integration and performance testing
  • Strong hands-on experience with backend API automation and front-end automation for web and mobile applications
  • Experience maintaining and improving test automation frameworks
  • Proficiency with REST API testing tools such as Postman with Newman or similar
  • Proficiency with Selenium with Maven or comparable automation frameworks
  • Proficiency with Java or similar programming languages
  • Proficiency with Eclipse or comparable IDEs
  • Experience with Azure DevOps
  • Experience with source control systems such as Git SVN or TFS
  • Familiarity with Agile methodologies such as Scrum or Kanban
  • Ability to write basic to intermediate SQL queries
  • Strong experience writing test plans test cases and managing regression test execution
  • Experience utilizing AI tools to improve automation quality and productivity
  • Excellent analytical problem-solving and communication skills

Nice to have

  • Mission-driven
  • Collaborative
  • Detail-oriented
  • Adaptable
  • Quality-focused

Day to day

  • Design and maintain automated test scripts for UI and API testing across web mobile and API-based solutions
  • Build scalable maintainable automation frameworks and develop comprehensive test plans test cases and regression suites
  • Collaborate with development QA and DevOps teams to integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines and improve overall software quality
  • Perform manual testing cross-browser and cross-device validation defect tracking and continuous process improvement throughout the SDLC