Senior Software Development Engineer in Test
kaavDallas (TX)
Senior Software Development Engineer in Test
Posted 2 days ago
kaavDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Software Development Engineer In TestClient is looking for a talented Senior Software Development Engineer in Test. You will be part of a team automating our critical test cases and workflows, working closely with other Quality Engineers and Developers. Communication skills and collaborative development and problem solving will be critical to success in this position. A demonstrated thirst/inclination/passion for technology is highly valued.
Responsibilities:
- Automate high priority tests to ensure quality delivery of features
- Integrate tests with centralized dashboard to give visibility to test results
- Implement/enhance services to troubleshoot critical production issues
- Identify/remediate poor performing code
Required Skills:
- Extensive experience in C# and nUnitExperience in developing and implementing Service Oriented Applications.
- Experience implementing REST servicesOO design principals & patternsSQLFamiliarity with distributed architectures & messaging systems (WCF, MSMQ and PubSub)API test case, test plan, and test data design
- Comfort working with remote teams
- Comfort working independently
Desired Skills:
- Oracle database experienceORM technologies, preferably NHibernate and/or SqlAlchemySpring.net.net performance monitoring & tuning
- Google Cloud Platform API integration
- Basic Python knowledge
Education: Bachelor's degree or equivalent.
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