Quality Assurance Automation Engineer
Quality Assurance Automation Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- This isn’t a traditional QA position.
- We’re looking for a highly technical, automation-first engineer who can design, implement, and lead our entire testing ecosystem.
- You’ll work directly with engineering and product leadership to create a scalable QA infrastructure that enables rapid development without compromising quality.
- Our ambition is to automate nearly everything that can reasonably be automated.
- You’ll establish the frameworks, infrastructure, processes, and standards that make that possible.
- As the company grows, you’ll also lead and manage manual QA engineers responsible for exploratory testing, complex scenarios, and validating AI behavior.
- Key Responsibilities1. Build Our QA Automation Infrastructure
- Architect and implement an automated testing framework from scratch.
- Develop comprehensive end-to-end, integration, API, and regression testing.
- Integrate automated testing into our CI/CD pipelines.
- Establish automated testing across development, staging, and production environments.
- Create reusable test frameworks that scale with our engineering organization.
- Implement intelligent test execution, reporting, and failure analysis.2. Automate Testing Across Our AI Platform
- Our technology presents unique testing challenges. You’ll develop automation to validate:
- Voice AI: Call flows, agent responses, interruptions, transfers, latency, and conversation outcomes.
- You’re an engineer first and a QA professional second.
- You write production-quality code, understand complex systems, and believe that repetitive manual testing should be automated wherever practical.
- You don’t wait for someone to tell you what to test. You understand the architecture, identify risk, and build systems that catch problems before customers experience them.
- You’re equally comfortable writing automation code, designing testing infrastructure, and leading engineers.
- You thrive in environments where you can build something from scratch and take complete ownership of the outcome.
- Success MetricsI’d measure this hire against five outcomes:
- Defect prevention: Meaningful reduction in customer-reported defects.
- Automation coverage: 90%+ of critical, repeatable regression scenarios automated over time.
- Release confidence: Every production deployment passes defined automated quality gates.
- Testing efficiency: Significant reduction in the time required to validate a release.
- AI reliability: Automated detection of regressions in conversation outcomes, tool execution, latency, and agent behavior.
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