QA Automation Engineer (Playwright)
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Job description
All Gen Tech (AGT) is a global technology delivery firm specializing in building and managing high-performing engineering teams that power some of the most complex projects in financial services, insurance technology, and enterprise software. We partner directly with leading organizations to deliver scalable, reliable, and results-driven technology solutions.
AGT brings together exceptional talent from across the globe and embeds them directly within client environments. Our teams contribute to mission-critical work across software engineering, quality assurance, business analysis, low-code/no-code development, data engineering, and legacy system modernization.
At AGT, we believe great delivery starts with great people. We invest in our teams through structured onboarding, certifications, ongoing training, and a culture rooted in transparency, accountability, and growth. Whether you are a seasoned engineer or an emerging professional, AGT gives you the platform to do meaningful work, grow your career, and make a real impact for global clients.
What We Offer
- Fully remote and hybrid work opportunities
- Competitive compensation
- Access to certifications and continuous learning programs
- Direct exposure to global enterprise clients and projects
- A collaborative, people-first culture across a diverse global team
- 2 weeks of PTO
- Yearly increments
- We pay your internet bill
Type: Fully Remote
Shift: 7pm-3am
Experience : 2-3 years+
What You'll Do:
- typescript, python, javascript
- Playwright library (required)
- Effective communication and self starter , fluent English, Agile methodology.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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