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QA Automation Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

software technologyChicago (IL)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

QA Automation Engineer
Responsibilities Include: AKA Senior SDET Extend testing automation framework using JAVA/JAVA ScriptTake ownership in understanding business requirements/ACs and develop test strategy/test plan Develop automation testcases using existing automation framework
Typical Day:
  • Develop test automation code for Continuous Integration (CI), Continuous Delivery (CD), of systems, infrastructure, and test framework.
  • Plan, design, develop, and maintain API test automation framework that facilitates automation scripting, execution, and analysis of results
  • Provide technical leadership and mentoring for test engineers on multiple applications/projects onshore and offshore; train and mentor project team members to create, execute, analyze, and maintain automated regression suites
  • Coordinate with product owner to resolve open issues/enhancements/upgrades and understand the use of a specific functionality as needed
  • Develop automated functional scripts using tools such as Java, Karate, JMeter.
  • Perform exploratory and manual testing of the product suite as appropriate
  • Provide expertise in testing methodologies, best practices, and standards Position will be onsite hybrid starting day 1. Interviews may also be onsite
Education: Bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering or relevant field required.10+ years experience required
Technical Skills Required: Top three: Strong design and development skills in two or more of the following technologies and tools:8+ exp in Java (MUST BE HIGHLY PROFICIENT CODER), 3+ years in Cucumber 3+ years experience in testing Webservices (REST APIs) Soft Skills Required Ability to adapt quickly to a complex environment Pro-active, flexible and creative Very strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate with developers and business users.

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