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Job Description: Test Lead Location: Onsite (US) -San Francisco, CA Role Overview We are seeking a Test Lead to drive end-to-end Quality Engineering for E-commerce and Digital platforms. This role will lead QA strategy, execution, and governance across web, mobile, and backend services, operating in a distributed onsite offshore model. The ideal candidate will bring strong leadership, hands-on automation experience, and the ability to align QE outcomes with business goals.
Key Responsibilities: Lead QE efforts across E-commerce (web/mobile) and digital platforms, ensuring high-quality releases Own test strategy, planning, execution, and reporting across multiple PODs/scrum teams Drive onsite offshore coordination, ensuring seamless communication, prioritization, and delivery Establish and enforce automation-first approach (UI, API, and regression suites) Collaborate with Product, Engineering, and Business teams for requirement clarity and test coverage Define and track QE metrics (defect leakage, automation coverage, cycle time, release quality) Ensure CI/CD integration of test suites and quality gates Lead defect triage, RCA, and continuous improvement initiatives Support UAT, production validation, and release sign-offs Mentor and guide QA team members across onsite and offshore locations
Required Skills & Experience:
  • 8 years in Quality Engineering with 2 years in Test Lead role Strong experience in E-commerce/Digital platforms (high traffic, customer-facing systems) Experience of AI-driven QE or test optimization approaches
  • Hands on AI usage (Claude, similar) in Authoring test cases and building automated test scripts. Hands-on experience in test automation (Playwright, Cypress, or similar)
  • Strong understanding of API testing (Postman, Rest
  • Assured, etc.)
  • Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments
  • Proven experience managing onsite offshore delivery models Familiarity with CI/CD tools (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, etc.) Strong knowledge of test management tools (TestRail, Jira, etc.) Excellent stakeholder communication and leadership skills Experience in retail domain (beauty/fashion/e-commerce)

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