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Test Automation Engineer

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purple drivePlano (TX)

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About the role

Test Automation Engineer
Location: Plano, TX (Onsite)
Role Name - Test Automation Engineer
Role Description:
  • 10+ Testing Experience with Functional and Automation Testing – Selenium, Cucumber, Java, Typescript
  • At least 2+ Years Experience with Playwright Automation being able to independently work on building automation scripts from scratch and maintaining existing scripts using this framework
  • Good knowledge and hands on experience on service/API testing – Postman / Rest Assured.
  • Capable of efficiently evaluating automation feasibility UI vs API vs Manual.
  • Experience with CI/CD integration for scheduled automation and regression
  • Lead distributed functional, integration, automation and regression testing teams across the implementation lifecycle.
  • Strong P&C insurance domain knowledge, including policy administration, underwriting, rating, billing, claims, and integrations.
  • Excellent stakeholder management, communication, risk management, and problem-solving skills.
  • Coordinate with business, product, technology, vendor, and program teams to support successful releases and go-live readiness.
  • Define test plans, scope, entry/exit criteria, environments, test data, schedules, and quality metrics.
  • Should be capable of adapting to new automation tools and frameworks.
Skills: Digital: ReactJS~Advanced Java Concepts~Digital: Spring Boot~Digital: Mobile Computing - Android Experience Required: 6-8

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