QA Automation Engineer - [Apple]
QA Automation Engineer - [Apple]
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 4-6 years of QA Automation experience.
- Prior Apple experience (Mandatory).Experience testing AI/ML or data-driven applications is highly preferred.
- Employment Type
- Contract / Full-TimeWork Environment
- OnsiteAgile/ScrumCross-functional collaboration with Software Engineering, AI/ML, Data Engineering, and Product teams
- Design and execute manual, functional, regression, integration, UAT, and non-functional test cases.
- Develop and maintain automation frameworks using Python, PyTest, and Selenium.
- Validate AI/ML models for accuracy, consistency, hallucination, faithfulness, and reliability.
- Design and maintain LLM evaluation frameworks for Generative AI applications.
- Perform REST API testing using Postman or similar tools.
- Validate ETL/ELT pipelines and perform SQL-based data verification.
- Integrate automated test suites into CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.Perform defect tracking, Root Cause Analysis (RCA), and issue reporting using Jira.
- Conduct performance, latency, scalability, and basic security testing.
- Collaborate with developers, data engineers, and ML engineers to ensure software quality.
- Support production validation and release verification activities.
- Continuously improve test automation frameworks and QA best practices.
- Mandatory Technical SkillsQA Automation
- Selenium WebDriverPythonPyTestAutomation Framework Development
- Functional Testing
- Regression Testing
- Smoke Testing
- Integration TestingUAT TestingAI/ML TestingAI/ML Application TestingLLM Evaluation
- Model Validation
- Hallucination Testing
- Output Accuracy Validation
- Data Quality TestingAPI & Data TestingREST API Testing
- PostmanSQLData ValidationETL/ELT Testing
- DevOps & CI/CDGitHub Actions
- GitLab CIJenkins (Preferred)
- GitDefect Management
- JiraRoot Cause Analysis (RCA)
- Bug Tracking
- Test Documentation
- Performance Testing
- Performance Testing
- Latency Testing
- Basic Security Testing
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