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David Careers

Performance Test Engineer

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diverse lynxAustin (TX)
Software Quality Assurance Analysts and TestersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$55.00 - $60.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Job Title: Performance Test Engineer Location: Austin, TX (Hybrid)
Duration: 6 Months Experience Required: 8 10 Years (Minimum 7 Years)
Rate: $55 to $60/hr Job Summary We are seeking an experienced Performance Test Engineer with strong hands-on expertise in Java-based test automation, UI automation, and REST API testing. The ideal candidate will have experience developing and maintaining automation frameworks, maximizing functional test coverage across UI and backend APIs, analyzing test failures, and collaborating with development and QA teams to ensure product quality.
Required Skills: Minimum 7 years experience in Creating automation test cases using Core Java, RestAssured(Rest API's) & Selenium - Ensure maximum automation coverage for the functional testing for both UI and Backend API's. - Create automation jobs for the test coverage and monitor failure and bugs. - Create automation Test plans, test scripts using TestNG / Maven - Hands on Experience in Git, IDE's, gRPC, Postman, RestAssured(Rest API's), TestNG/Maven, Test Management/Defect Management Tools, SQL and NoSQL(Cassandra) DB's - Strong knowledge on SQL Database. - Hands on experience with Splunk query's. - Report QA status to stakeholders on daily basis which project the quality of the product. - Maintain knowledge based on functional features for maintaining better project documentation. N137

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