Remote Senior QA Automation Specialist
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Job description
Requirements:
- 3+ years of experience in testing Web and Client/Server applications
-Programming/scripting and automation testing experience and understanding of programming principle
-Knowledge of testing frameworks such as Selenium, Cypress or Cucumber
-Familiarity with version control tools such as GIT
-Agile and Continuous improvement mindset
-Experience performing UAT and dealing with stakeholders
-100% dedicated team player and super eager to learn and deliver
Desirable skills:
Experience in e-commerce environments like Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Hybris or Magento
Experience with deployment and automation tools such as Jenkins, Bitbucket Pipelines
Experience in cloud-hosted testing solutions such as Sauce Labs, Amazon, or BrowserStack
Experience with load testing tools like JMeter
Work experience with JIRA
Responsibilities:
-Create test case scenarios based on Business Requirements and document them via tools like Cucumber or other rule-based engines
-Maintaining and creating automated tests for our multiple test suites written in JavaScript
-Perform exploratory testing in multiple webs and mobile platforms
-Reports bugs and defects and collaborate with other team members to increase the quality of the web and mobile solutions
Originally posted on Himalayas
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