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QA Automation Engineer, 100% Remote

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sherlocktalentDenver (CO)

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$120,000 - $140,000 per year

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About the role

Job Title: QA Automation EngineerLocation: 100% REMOTE
Job Type: Perm Full-TimeSalary: $120K - $140K+ Depending on Experience ROLE DESCRIPTION: The candidate will work closely with the rest of the engineering team to build tools for releasing and testing our enterprise product. A general understanding of the AWS cloud will be very helpful in this role as the engineer will be responsible for writing tests to confirm proper orchestration and configuration of our production sites.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: 1+ years using front-end testing tools like Cypress 2+ yearof experience in Python 2+ years of experience working with CI/CD tools 1+ yearof experience with the AWS cloud 1+ yearof experience with RDBMS Preference will be given to candidates with the following: A drive to learn and master new technologies and techniques. Any coding experience in Python, C++ or React Familiar with development and deployment on Cloud environment (AWSCLI, Boto3, Docker and etc) Familiar with serverless framework, such as AWS Lambda Good knowledge of networking, security, DNS, Unix/Linux operations and troubleshooting Expert knowledge of Cloud security architectures and infrastructure Golang experience Demonstrated experience in building custom test and release frameworks We love to share $1,000 bonuses for successful referrals No C2C at this time.

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