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Job Title: QA Architect Location: Memphis, TN Duration: Fulltime Job
Skills: Automation Testing Salary: 110K-130K/Year
Required Skills & Qualifications: Must Have Technical/Functional Skills Hands-on experience building/deploying Generative AI and Agentic AI workflows. Familiarity with LLM orchestration frameworks (LanEligible to workhain, LangGraph) and cloud AI services (Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock). Experience with prompt engineering and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). Advanced programming proficiency in Python and Java or C#. Deep expertise in web/mobile automation tools like Playwright and Selenium. Solid understanding of Git, Docker/Containers, and CI/CD pipeline integrations. Capability to build or integrate dedicated AI agents for Test Planning & Requirement Analysis, Test Script Generation, Test Execution & Self-Healing, and Reporting & Analytics.
Roles & Responsibilities: Design and maintain scalable, modular, and extensible test automation frameworks (Selenium, Playwright, API ecosystems). Oversee all testing phases including unit, integration, regression, performance, and UAT. Embed automated test pipelines into enterprise CI/CD workflows (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab). Drive continuous Eligible to workimization to compress test cycle times through intelligent parallel agent dispatch. Define coding standards, test coverage metrics, risk-based testing frameworks, and governance policies. Coach and upskill global quality engineering teams on modern automation principles and AI-assisted testing tools. Architect and implement collaborative AI agent networks using frameworks such as LanEligible to workhain, LangGraph, or Model Context Protocols tailored for QA workflows

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