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Automation Test Engineer

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united itJacksonville (FL)

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Automation Test Engineer Location: Cincinnati, OH // Atlanta, GA // Jacksonville, FL Exp: 10+ years Job Description: 5+ years knowledge of Automation Testing frameworks for APIs and UI and strong understanding of HTTP/HTTPS protocols, APIs (REST/SOAP), and web technologies. 3+ years of C# and. NET knowledge (Linq, Genics,.NET 6) 3+ years of T-SQL Queries and able to write complex queries 3+ years of experience in QA with a focus on accessibility testing. Strong knowledge of ADA compliance and WCAG 2.1/2.2 (Level A & AA) standards. Postman knowledge for manual testing Experience in Compliance Testing Agile and Scrum knowledge, User Stories and Test Case Management AzureDevOPS and git experience Must understand the technical concepts of APIs, Services, Deployments,.NET Architecture concepts, Configuration Files Hands on experience with NeoLoad – scripting, test execution, and analysis Proficient in performance testing methodologies Strong knowledge of QA methodologies, tools, and processes. Practical experience of agile testing methodologies – BDD, TDD etc. Proficiency in C# and experience testing microservices-based architectures. Recent hands-on experience with SpecFlow, Reqnroll, or other. NET test automation framework Experience with automation tools such as Selenium, ReadyAPI, Browser Stack, or similar. Practical experience with API testing, Postman, Swagger, and contract testing tools. Experience with DevOps tools and practices (Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Git, CI/CD pipelines). Experience with performance testing tools like JMeter, Gatling, or Locust. Experience with data analytics and monitoring tools (Splunk) Knowledge of cloud platforms (AWS, Azure). Solid understanding of Agile/Scrum development processes. Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.

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