AEM QA Automation Engineer
AEM QA Automation Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 6 years' experience in Software Development / Testing with Strong business analytical skills to understand the critical business flows for an application.
- Design, develop, and execute unit tests, functional tests, and automation test suites for web applications built on AEM.
- Perform Web Application Testing to validate UI, functionality, and cross-browser compatibility.
- Build and maintain API automation frameworks to test RESTful and GraphQL services.
- Develop and execute automated test scripts for AEM components, templates, and workflows, including AEM DAM (Digital Asset Management).
- Conduct Load Testing and performance testing using JMeter to ensure application scalability and reliability.
- Collaborate with development teams to write and maintain unit tests within a Full Stack Java environment.
- Integrate automated test suites into CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins.
- Write and optimize SQL queries for data validation and backend testing using MySQL.
- Work with Content Management Systems (CMS), primarily AEM, to validate content authoring, publishing, and DAM workflows.
- Develop front-end test scripts and validations using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Participate in code reviews, defect triage, and continuous improvement of QA processes.
- Document test plans, test cases, and results, and report defects with clear reproduction steps.
- Self-motivated, proactive, and accountable.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills What are the top skills required for this role? 1. Must have hands on Experience with Java / API Automation 2. Must have experience with Content Management Systems (CMS), AEM to validate content authoring, publishing, and DAM workflows. 3. Must have experience in Developing and executing automated test scripts for AEM components, templates, and workflows, including AEM DAM (Digital Asset Management).
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