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QA Testing Engineer -( iOS, Android, Web) Hybrid-Sunnyvale, CA

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kaavSunnyvale (CA)

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About the role

QA Engineer The QA Engineer will be responsible for designing, developing, running, maintaining and documenting all types of test automation. This includes functional automation, performance testing, technical test automation and system administration duties for the teams test tools. This person will participate in the development of test automation strategies within the Quality Assurance Team. Works closely with QA Software Testers, IT software development and project teams to develop test automation strategies and create test automation that supports the delivery of high quality software. QA Engineers will work on testing Client Shopping Assistant (Sparky) features extensively when development is complete and smoke testing key Sparky features for regression. QA Engineer will be responsible for understanding the flow to plan for testing- define test scenarios, edge cases, requirements and acceptance criteria; and execute on testing scenarios to ensure we have a robust product for release. This role is hybrid. Employees will need to be in office 2 days per week. Top 3 skills needed or required: Formulate test cases based on feature sets Ability to test multiple platforms: iOS, Android, WebAbility to communicate with XFN partners- TPM, PM, Engineers, Design to understand test scenarios and communicate defects
Day-to-day responsibilities:
  • Formulate test cases based on feature sets. Ability to test multiple platforms: iOS, Android, WebSupport both manual testing as well as automated testing
  • Ability to communicate with XFN partners- TPM, PM, Engineers, Design to understand test scenarios and communicate defects
  • Team makeup: Our team has 2 QA Engineers, 4 Mobile Engineers and 8 Backend Engineers.
  • For Sparky, we also work with our partner teams with Mobile Engineer and XFN Engineers.
  • There are also mobile Engineers working from India.

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