Functional Automation Engineer
esolutionsSanta Clara (CA)
Functional Automation Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
esolutionsSanta Clara (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Functional Automation Engineer
Location: Santa Clara, CA
Duration: 12+ Month
Mandatory Skills: Functional Testing, Selenium, JavaJob Description
Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop and execute automation scripts tailored to project requirements.
Collaborate with Technical Product Managers, Functional Testing Engineers, Developers and Other Stakeholders to identify the automatable user stories and do feasibility analysis.
Provide detailed documentation for automation reusable components, Workflows, and maintenance guidelines.
Monitor and maintain automation pipeline executions in Jenkins and address issues promptly to minimize the impact.
Integrate automated tests with CI/CD pipelines to support continuous testing efforts.
Troubleshoot and debug test scripts to improve test coverage and reliability.
Ensure all test environments are properly configured and available for testing activities.
Execute automated test cases for every release, analyze results and report defects to the development team.
Ability to work independently and manage project timelines effectively.
Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in automation tools such as Selenium, Cucumber, Test NGVery strong understanding of programming languages like C#, Java, JavaScript, and Python
- Familiarity with API testing tools such as POSTMAN or Rest
- AssuredString understanding of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and testing life cycle (STLC)
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