Senior Automation testing Engineer
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Job description
This is a remote position.
We are looking for a Senior Automation testing Engineer to join our product team. This role requires you to design and implement manual and automated tests, debug and define corrective actions for the product.You’ll be an exceptional problem solver and take responsible actions in ensuring the application is optimized both in technology and in delivering the best user experience.
Project Role: Senior Automation Engineer
Work Experience: 4+ years
Work location: Remote
Must Have Skills: Automation Testing
Roles and Responsibilities
- Design and develop automation framework for large core product and functional components
- Prepare functional, regression, automation and performance test specifications, test cases, and test data
- Conduct product validation test execution, develop test plans and test strategy, report bugs and generate test reports
- Work closely with application development, architecture, and infrastructure teams for performance testing and application analysis to define success criteria
- Establish an automated test environment for UI and non-UI testing
- Develop test plans for a scheduling platform built using Node.JS and JavaScript related technologies such as React and Redux
- Manual testing of front-end, API & back-end layers
- Develop manual test scripts to cover all critical features of the platform
- Collaborate with the development teams to test and validate new code to fix bugs & implement new features and user stories.
- Experience in automation frameworks such as Selenium, Junit, DBUnit, TestNG
- Proficient in developing automation frameworks for web and database applications
- Proficient in SQL and writing database queries
- Experience in bug tracking systems such as Jira.
- Experience in testing REST APIs
- Exposure to Linux and SQL
- Strong knowledge of enterprise application architecture and technologies, including databases, web, web services, and reporting
- Good communication skills
- Good, positive attitude
- Good Debugging and problem-solving skills
- Good IQ
- Lots of common sense
Originally posted on Himalayas
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