QA Automation Engineer II
7 elevenIrving (TX)
About the role
Overview:
Join 7-Eleven as a QA Automation Engineer II to help deliver reliable digital experiences across web, API, and mobile apps. You will blend manual and automated testing across the STLC, collaborating with developers and product managers to identify quality risks and improve coverage. You’ll design and refine automation frameworks, execute tests, and document results to support smooth releases. This role sits in Irving, TX, and offers the chance to contribute to high-impact convenience applications.
Responsibilities:
Develop, execute, and improve automation frameworks and test scripts Define test objectives, plans, and strategies based on project requirements Participate in testing early in the development process Design, execute, and document manual, exploratory, and automated tests across APIs, web, and mobile Perform functional, progression, and regression testing; document and communicate defects clearly Analyze defects and investigate root causes using logs and database information Record and track defects in Jira, partnering with developers and product managers through resolution Debug issues and help identify corrective actions that support app quality Prepare test summary reports for releases and share results with stakeholders Contribute to QA practices across the STLC and continuous improvement of testing activities
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree At least 3 years of professional experience in software quality assurance or software testing Hands-on experience with both manual and automated testing across the STLC Experience planning tests and executing functional, progression, regression, and exploratory testing Experience testing APIs, web applications, and mobile applications Experience creating or working with test automation frameworks and scripts Ability to analyze defects and use logs and database information to investigate issues Experience documenting and tracking defects in Jira or a similar tool Clear written communication and ability to work effectively with developers, product managers, and stakeholders clear written communication team collaboration problem solving manual and automated testing STLC APIs testing
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