Senior SDET
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Job description
- Build and own the automated test framework covering UI, API, and integration layers for a multi-tenant web platform.
- Design and implement test suites that are reliable, maintainable, and fast enough to run in CI.
- Drive flaky-test reduction and own the health of the regression suite over time.
- Establish test patterns and tooling that engineers can build independently.
- Design the test strategy for complex platform surfaces: multi-tenancy, RBAC, self-serve upgrades, and agentic workflows.
- Define coverage targets and release-readiness signals that the team can trust.
- Build and maintain regression suites that protect against regressions as the platform evolves rapidly.
- Identify gaps in coverage proactively and prioritize closing them based on risk.
- Integrate test suites into CI/CD pipelines, so quality checks are part of every release, not an afterthought.
- Build containerized test environments using Docker and Kubernetes to ensure consistency across dev, staging, and production.
- Define and enforce quality gates that block bad releases and give engineers fast, clear feedback. Engineering Partnership & Defect Triage
- Partner with engineers early - during design and implementation - to ensure features are built for testability.
- Own defect triage: reproduce issues reliably, prioritize by impact, and track resolution.
- Contribute to architectural discussions where quality and testability are at stake.
Requirements
- Have 6-10 years of SDET or quality engineering experience, with a track record of building automation infrastructure, not just writing tests. • Think in systems: you design test strategies the way engineers design software.
- Are comfortable operating independently - defining scope, making tradeoffs, and driving execution without a detailed spec.
- Care about whether the product works for users, not just whether test coverage numbers look good.
- Enjoy debugging hard, flaky, or environment-dependent failures and turning them into reliable signal.
- Are comfortable in ambiguous, fast-moving environments where the product is changing as you test it.
- 6-10 years of professional SDET or quality engineering experience.
- Strong test automation experience in Python and/or JavaScript/TypeScript.
- Hands-on experience with API automation (REST, GraphQL) and UI automation (Playwright, Selenium, Cypress, or equivalent).
- Experience integrating test suites into CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or equivalent).
- Experience with containerized test environments using Docker and Kubernetes.
- Demonstrated ability to design test strategy independently - multi-tenancy, RBAC, or similarly complex surfaces preferred.
- Strong debugging skills and ownership mindset.
- Experience testing security products - SIEM, SOAR, EDR, NDR, or similar.
- Experience testing LLM-powered or agentic systems - evaluating non-deterministic outputs, hallucination edge cases, or agent behavior.
- Experience building evaluation frameworks or golden datasets for AI workflows.
- Experience with observability and tracing tools to debug test failures in distributed systems.
- Strong academic background in Computer Science or related field.
Benefits
- Build quality infrastructure for an AI-first cybersecurity platform from the ground up - no inherited mess.
- Work at the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, and distributed systems.
- Own the quality bar for the entire platform - your decisions shape what ships.
- Work directly with founders, engineers, and security experts.
- Be part of an early team where your work has an outsized, visible impact.
- Ship fast, learn fast, and build systems that matter.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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