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Software Quality Engineering Lead

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insight globalMiami (FL)

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About the role

Software Quality Engineering LeadA Fortune 500 client is seeking a Software Quality Engineering Lead to help lead Quality Engineering for a major enterprise initiative focused on consolidating timekeeping systems across multiple locations and platforms. This is a hands-on technical leadership role for someone who can partner closely with business and technology teams, establish testing practices in a largely manual environment, and build scalable automation from the ground up. The role will be approximately 60% strategy, collaboration, and technical leadership and 40% hands-on testing and automation.
What You'll Do: Lead end-to-end test strategy across complex enterprise applications and system integrations. Partner with business stakeholders, developers, Product, Architecture, and DevOps to identify risks and build quality into the SDLC.Help transition a primarily manual testing environment toward automated testing. Design, build, and enhance reusable test automation frameworks. Perform hands-on testing across web applications, APIs, data, integrations, and enterprise platforms. Support functional, integration, regression, system, performance, accessibility, and security testing. Integrate automated testing into CI/CD pipelines. Lead test planning, defect management, risk assessment, quality metrics, and release-readiness activities. Provide technical direction and mentorship to 1–2 Quality Engineers. Help introduce AI-assisted testing practices for test design, automation development, test data, and defect analysis.

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