Remote Test Automation Lead Job in United States CompuGain

Who you are

• 5+ years professional experience in Test Automation Engineering with at least 2 years using Python
• Experience running end-to-end tests with both front-end and back-end components
• Familiar with containerized Continuous Integration tools like Jenkins and Continuous Delivery pipelines
• Passionate about test automation, test data management and writing reusable test code designed towards scalability and resilience
• Worked in an agile environment collaborating with cross functional teams
• Care about code quality and shipping high quality code eager to continuously improve the process
• Skilled communicator comfortable articulating complex ideas and abstract concepts
• Eager to learn new skills and embrace emerging technologies passionate about helping others

Desirables

• experience running end-to-end tests with front-end and back-end components
• familiar with DevOps best practices
• containerized Continuous Integration tools like Jenkins
• Continuous Delivery pipelines
• Infrastructure or Kubernetes experience
• passionate about test automation
• test data management
• writing reusable test code
• worked in agile environment
• care about code quality
• skilled communicator
• eager to learn new skills
• embrace emerging technologies
• passionate about helping others

What the job involves

• Architect, design, and develop safety nets that help the engineering team ship code faster and safer at scale
• Evangelize and accelerate productivity and confidence in our software development lifecycle through test engineering
• Continually automate and optimize development team operational processes
• Maximize test coverage for the most critical features of the system
• Scale our platform as the engineering teams grow supporting increasing numbers of daily builds and releases
• Standardize tooling for builds, testing and releases becoming the owner for testing Best Practices
• Work on cutting edge technology to solve interesting and challenging problems contributing on our engineering blog