Products & Systems Integration QA Lead
$160,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$160,000 per year
About the role
- Build and own the end-to-end QA strategy, including defining standards, frameworks, and "definition of done"Design, develop, and maintain scalable automation frameworks for UI, API, and integration testing
- Lead testing efforts across internal products and 3rd-party system integrations
- Perform API and data-layer validation to ensure system integrity across environments
- Establish and enforce quality governance across multiple workstreams
- Collaborate with product, engineering, and leadership to align testing with business priorities
- Identify and communicate system risks, defects, and release readiness to stakeholders
- Select and manage QA tools, test environments, and reporting frameworks
- Lead and mentor a small QA team (2–3 engineers) while remaining hands-onRequirements: Must-Have Skills/Experiences:7 years of experience in SDET, QA Automation, or Software Engineering roles 2 years of experience in a lead, mentor, or team leadership capacity
- Strong programming experience in Java or KotlinDeep experience building and scaling test automation frameworks (not just executing tests)
- Hands-on experience with Selenium or similar automation tools
- Experience with API testing (REST/SOAP) and integration testing across systems
- Strong SQL skills for data validation and backend testing
- Solid understanding of software engineering and testing best practices
- Proven ability to operate independently and build processes from scratch
- Nice-to-HaveSkills/Experiences: Background in software engineering beyond testing (true dev-to-SDET path)
- Experience testing systems that integrate with 3rd-party or COTS platforms
- Familiarity with cloud environments and CI/CD pipelines
- Understanding of networking, infrastructure, and distributed systems
- Experience in mission-critical or systems-heavy environments (e.g., security, infrastructure, automation)
- Exposure to systems engineering concepts such as V-model or integration testing at scale
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