Senior Test Automation Engineer
$115,100.00 - $189,200.00
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Posted 34 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$115,100.00 - $189,200.00
About the role
- Design, develop, maintain, and execute automated tests for desktop, web, API, instrument-control, data-pipeline, and analytics applications, as applicable.· Define and contribute to test automation architecture, frameworks, coding standards, and reusable test components.· Integrate automated tests into source-control and continuous-integration workflows using Git, GitHub, Jenkins, or equivalent technologies.· Develop automated tests using Python, Test Complete, shell scripting, SQL, and other approved technologies.· Create and maintain test data, test environments, mocks, simulators, and utilities needed to validate software workflows and error handling.· Review software requirements, specifications, and designs for clarity, completeness, traceability, and testability.· Develop and execute verification plans, protocols, test cases, and associated records in accordance with Quality System requirements (QMetry).· Document, investigate, reproduce, and verify software defects using Jira or an approved defect-management system.· Analyze test results, identify failure patterns, and communicate product-quality and automation findings to project stakeholders.· Maintain automated test assets under configuration control and participate in code reviews.· Evaluate and apply approved AI-assisted engineering tools to support test design, test generation, code review, and validation while maintaining appropriate human review and control.· Collaborate with software engineers, systems engineers, scientists, product owners, and SQA personnel throughout the software lifecycle. JOB SPECIFICATIONS
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