Lead Quality Engineer

CadencePimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra, IndiaAdded 14h ago

Quality Engineering Lead

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Job description

At Cadence, we hire and develop leaders and innovators who want to make an impact on the world of technology. Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical, Materials, or related engineering discipline Experience 10+ years in QA / software testingExperience in PLM or materials domain preferred Skills & Competencies Strong expertise in manual testing (ISTQB preferred)Understanding of web-based application testing and CAE/FEA conceptsExposure to automation tools (Selenium/Playwright preferred)Working knowledge of Windows/Linux and databases (SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle)Basic programming in Java, Python, or JavaScriptStrong analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills Key Responsibilities Own end-to-end testing for web-based engineering applicationsDesign and execute functional and non-functional test strategiesPerform requirement analysis, test design, execution, and defect trackingAct as customer-facing technical lead for issue analysis and solutioningSupport and contribute to automation and AI-driven testing initiativesCollaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure quality deliveryDrive improvements in test coverage and efficiency Preferred Agile/Scrum exposureExperience with security testing and CI/CD tools We’re doing work that matters. Help us solve what others can’t.

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