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QA Automation Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

inteletech globalIrving (TX)

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Senior

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$35.00 - $45.00 per hour

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About the role

QA Automation EngineerQA Automation Engineer hybrid role (3 days onsite) looking for candidates from Dallas, Plano, and Irving. Currently hiring independent contractors who can work on W2 J.
Job Description: QA Automation Engineer supporting LLE testing of multiple initiatives. Will be responsible for initiative QA support, coordinating E2E testing, addressing issues, testing status reports, risk management, and communication between developers, clients, and management. Primary skill: Selenium. Secondary skill: Soap/Rest Webservices. Tertiary skill: QTP/UFT - Quick Test Pro. Required
Skills / Experience: RAFT and UFT hands on experience (3+ years). Able to create UFT QTP automated scripts from scratch, and update existing ones. API Testing - Rest and SOAP. Familiar with SOAPUI and POSTMAN tools (3+ years).Able to write Oracle DB SQL queries (3+ years).
Desired Skills / Experience: Experience with XMLs, XSDs, and JSONs. Skilled with backend testing dealing with file processing and MQs. Capable of analyzing failures by referring to logs on the Windows server and Splunk. VBA for Macros. Experience working within an agile development process (Scrum, Kanban, etc.) from the test design, test automation, and execution perspective. Quick learner who can grasp various complexities of the requirements and systems being supported. Demonstrated flexibility for operating and delivering results in a dynamic and complex environment. Capable of owning work and coordinating end to end, including closing out issues, managing risk, providing accurate status, and communicating with clients, partners, and management. Must be a team player. Ability to work on multiple applications and projects. Flexible work from home options available.
Compensation: $35.00 - $45.00 per hour.

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