Performance Testing / Performance Engineering Lead with Load runner
linkedinPennington (NJ)
Performance Testing / Performance Engineering Lead with Load runner
Posted 4 days ago
linkedinPennington (NJ)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Role: Performance Testing / Performance Engineering Lead with Load Runner (10+ Years)
Location:
Pennington, New jersey-Onsite Type: Full-Time- roleMandatory Skills Performance Testing/Engineering experience (10+ years) Strong hands-on experience with LoadRunner, JMeter, Locust, or similar tools Advanced scripting using VUGen 9.5+ Strong Python programming skills Experience with AI/ML, LLMs, GenAI, prompt engineering, and AI-driven automation Knowledge of C, Java, SQL, and scripting Expertise in performance monitoring tools such as Dynatrace, CA Wily Introscope, AWR Reports Splunk for performance analysis Understanding of HTTP, Citrix, distributed load testing environments, and application architecture Performance bottleneck analysis and troubleshooting Strong communication and stakeholder management skills Preferred Skills Experience with LoanIQ (Finastra) Cloud platforms ( AWS, Azure, GCP ) Kubernetes/OpenShift Microservices and distributed architectures AppDynamics, Grafana, ELK AI agents/copilots for test automation and predictive capacity planning Key Responsibilities Design and execute load, stress, failover, and endurance tests Develop performance test plans and scripts Lead data creation activities for testing Analyze performance issues and provide recommendations Collaborate with development, architecture, infrastructure, and production support teams Use AI to automate analysis, improve diagnostics, and identify production risks Act as a Performance Engineering strategist and technical lead
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