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Senior QA Automation Engineer (AI & Java Stack)

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syshaAustin (TX)

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Contract Company Description Sysha group is headquartered in Dallas, TX. It is founded in 2008 and operates in US, Canada and India. Sysha group offers a wide variety of services that include AI transformation, Stewardship, transition and Software development and advisory services Sysha group serves diversified client domains such as ecommerce, Telecom, Robotics/Drone and Financial industries amongst others.
Job Description: We are seeking a highly skilled Senior QA Automation Engineer with over 5 years of professional experience to join our engineering team. You will be responsible for designing and implementing robust automation frameworks for complex applications built on a Java stack with React front-ends, specifically focusing on validating AI-driven features .
Key Responsibilities: Develop and maintain end-to-end automation test suites using Java (Selenium, TestNG/JUnit). Perform deep-dive testing on AI/ML integration points, ensuring model outputs and automated workflows are accurate. Execute front-end testing for React-based interfaces to ensure seamless user experiences. Integrate automation scripts into CI/CD pipelines to support continuous deployment. Collaborate with developers to identify bottlenecks and ensure high code quality from the architectural level.
Qualifications
Experience: Minimum 5+ years of real-world experience in Software Quality Assurance and Automation.
Tech Stack: Expert-level proficiency in Java and experience testing React applications. AI Automation: Proven track record of testing AI-driven applications or using AI tools to enhance automation suites. Tooling: Strong experience with Selenium, Maven/Gradle, Jenkins, and Git.
Education: B.S. in Comput Additional Information Must be a US Citizen or Green Card or GC EADholder. We are unable to provide visa sponsorship (H1-B, etc.) for this position at this time. Job Location

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