QA Automation Architect
QA Automation Architect
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Architect and design end-to-end test automation frameworks using Selenium, Playwright, and Robot Framework
- Define automation strategy, roadmap, and best practices across UI, API, and backend automation.
- Develop scalable, reusable, and maintainable automation frameworks from scratch
- Lead implementation of CI/CD integration using Jenkins / GitHub Actions / GitLab CI / Azure DevOps.
- Build automation solutions for cross-browser, cross-platform, and parallel execution
- Design and implement BDD frameworks using Cucumber / Gherkin where applicable.
- Perform code reviews, ensure test framework quality, and enforce coding standards.
- Collaborate closely with Dev, DevOps, Product, and Business teams
- Drive test automation adoption and maturity across programs.
- Mentor and guide QA engineers and SDETs.
- Evaluate and onboard new automation tools and technologies
- Required Skills & Qualifications
- Skills 10+ years of overall QA experience with 5+ years as Automation Architect / LeadStrong hands-on expertise in Selenium WebDriver with Java
- Advanced experience with Playwright automation
- Strong working experience with Robot Framework
- Expertise in automation framework architecture and design patterns
- Strong programming skills in JavaAPI automation experience using REST Assured / Postman / KarateStrong knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and DevOps integrations
- Experience with Git, Maven/Gradle, Jenkins, DockerStrong understanding of test strategy, test architecture, and QA governance
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