Software Development Engineer In Test
$55.00 - $60.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55.00 - $60.00 per hour
About the role
- Experience in SDET, Automation Engineering, Knowledge of programming languages like J2EE.
- Excellent communication skills
- Overall 10 years experience in SDET, Automation Engineering in design and development of scalable automation solutions cloud based quality engineering platforms
- Good understanding of programming languages like Core Java, C or .Net Develop high quality automation components using J2EE, Python, JavaScript and Shell scripting Design, develop, and maintain enterprise grade automation frameworks using Selenium, TestNG, Cucumber and Appium framework.
- Automation of REST API, Web services using tools and frameworks like SOAPUI, POSTMAN
- Build scalable Automation framework with Hybrid, DataDriven, KeywordDriven, and BDD automation frameworks.
- Develop reusable automation libraries, utilities, test runners, and custom framework components.
- Incorporate Quality engineering principles in the CICD using tools like Jenkins for Quality gates
- Experience in Cloud based automation and validation is good to have eg. Azure, AWS, GCP.
- Drive framework architecture decisions and establish automation standards across projects.
- Good understanding of programming languages like Core Java, C or .Net Develop highquality automation components using J2EE, Python, JavaScript and Shell scripting
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