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Your Role and Responsibilities As a QA/Test developer having experience with agile methodology You will
Develop system level test and automate them.
Work on Windows and Unix systems.
Work closely with software engineers in an agile team to ensure the quality of code and products.
Play a crucial role in designing, developing, and implementing automated solutions to streamline our processes, increase efficiency, and optimize productivity.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify automation opportunities, design robust automation frameworks, and execute end-to-end automation testing.
Should work on allocated tasks independently and without much hand-holding. Should be Self-motivated.
Excellent team player.
The ideal candidate should have a strong background in software development, proficiency in automation tools, and a passion for continuous improvement. “
Required Technical and Professional Expertise
2-5 years of experience in Quality Assurance and Software Testing / automation.
Experience with two or more of the following: Java/Java script, SQL, Bash/shell scripting, Python, Groovy, Geb, Spock, Selenium, Cypress.
Experience working as part of an agile development team
Strong problem-solving skills, self-driven with excellent attention to detail and obsessive about quality
Ability to manage workload to meet specific deadlines in accordance with business priorities
Knowledge of quality assurance processes
Experience with automated testing
Must work effectively as part of a team and be able to exercise independent judgment within defined guidelines and procedures
Demonstrated communication skills with English fluency, both written and verbal
