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SDET (Software Engineer in Test) Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

diverse lynxDallas (TX)

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Job Description: Job Description Job Title: SDET (Software Engineer in Test) Engineer Location: Dallas, TX Duration: Fulltime Job Skills: Selenium Salary: 90K-100K/Year Required Skills & Qualifications: Must Have Technical/Functional Skills SDET (Software Engineer in Test)
Responsibilities: Building robust, scalable, and high-quality test automation solutions for functional and regression testing. Developing code for quality automation and ensuring extensive test coverage of the code. Building, customizing, deploying, and managing the test automation frameworks.
Requirements: Experience using Java, TestNG, Selenium Firm knowledge of automation standard and best practices In depth knowledge of common automation design patterns such as the page object model In depth knowledge of software development methodologies Strong debugging and triage skills Strong written and oral communication skills Strong analysis and problem solving skills Candidate must be organized, detail-oriented, deadline-driven, and able to handle multiple responsibilities in an enterprise agile environment Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines. Demonstrate a high level of motivation confidence, integrity, and responsibility. Strong knowledge of agile best practices including QA s role on a scrum team Must be able to present work in a clear and understandable manner Must be able to work Consultantly with minimal assistance Experience testing APIs using postman or Rest Assured Experience working with multithreaded test execution Experience writing test related documentation such as test plans, strategies, or post testing reports Experience in DB automation

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