Software Quality Assurance Engineer
insight globalMcLean (VA)
$55-65/hour
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insight globalMcLean (VA)
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SALARY
$55-65/hour
About the role
Role: ServiceNow QA Engineer
Location: Hybrid in Herndon, VA
Duration: 12 month contract + extensions/potential conversion
Desired Skills & Experience:
5+ years of software QA/testing experience 2 years of hands-on ServiceNow ATF (Automated Test Framework) experience 2 years of experience building, maintaining, and executing automated test suites and reusable test steps in ServiceNow ATFExperience running pre- and post-upgrade regression cycles to validate forms, workflows, Flow Designer flows, and UI changes Experience setting up test impersonations and validating user access across ServiceNow roles
Job Description:
This position is for our large Saas client. We are looking for a detail-oriented ServiceNow QA & Automation Engineer to oversee end-to-end quality assurance governance, design robust test strategies, and manage the execution of comprehensive test suites across our enterprise platform ecosystem. In this role, you will champion established testing methodologies, manage release cycles, and implement structured quality gates to ensure platform stability and prevent regressions during major upgrades and patch cycles. Utilizing automated frameworks and native platform tools, you will drive defect management pipelines, lead stakeholder validations, and accelerate our delivery velocity across ITSM, CSM, SPM, and other modules.
Compensation: $55-65/hour
Exact compensation may vary based on several factors, including skills, experience, and education. Benefit packages for this role will start on the 31st day of employment and include medical, dental, and vision insurance, as well as HSA, FSA, and DCFSA account options, and 401k retirement account access with employer matching. Employees in this role are also entitled to paid sick leave and/or other paid time off as provided by applicable law
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