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David Careers

Automation Tester

Posted 12 days ago

software technologyDallas (TX)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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Senior

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About the role

Automation Developer 6+ Month Contract Prefer onsite/hybrid/local - MN, Dallas, SF, Atlanta but can consider remote
Project: Will be supporting a small aspect of the Union Bank conversion. A small vendor-based tool for financial planning. The vendor is doing a lot of the heavy lifting, but the US Bank team will be working on conditioning user data and ensuring the data is flowing through and displaying properly. They will also be working on the production support backlog for the application. This opening will be approximately 60% automation/40% manual
Responsibilities:
  • Support the existing automation suite by writing and executing new automation scripts
  • The suite is built out and was recently enhanced. They will continue to work on enhancements and growing the suite
  • Work on the prod support backlog
  • Coordinate with offshore team and the onshore QA lead
Must Haves:
  • Mid-senior level – there will be a lead to lean on, but should be a self-driver
  • Automation expertise – Java and Selenium
  • Jira & GitHub – they also use SauceLabs but are flexible on that experience
Nice to Have: Java programming experience
Required Skills: Mandatory experience in Selenium Automation Framework, Webdriver IO 5 Javascript framework for testing, A11Y and Performance testing knowledge. Requires experience with Java, Servlet, J2EE and an understanding of linking to back-end applications. Requires strong interaction and communication with business line. Analyzes, designs, implements, and supports web-related applications support of company's internet/intranet strategy. Strong understanding of O-O.
Skills: Java, J2EE, Struts, DB2, SQL, UML Hibernate, Junit.

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