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Job Description: Design and develop the test automation framework, harnesses and code libraries to enable the team to both use and enhance them across successive projects Provide consultation on complex testing strategies for the Project.
Take the lead on urgent issues and projects, ensuring statuses are properly communicated and appropriate staffing resources are assigned as required.
Provide technical know-how, documentation, and training to test and other business functions Stay up to speed on process, practice, and technology developments to ensure they are brought in-house and enhance the solutions applied to the testing problems Identify what tools and technologies can be implemented, aligning with that already used across the broader development function and in line with the skill-set of the team Possess broad awareness of testing approaches, practices, and techniques in order to help design and deliver the overall testing methodology used by the team Create and validate automated scripts that support Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery pipeline Lead in definition and implementation of direction on automation techniques and adherence to standards.
Apply Testing Lifecycle Management principles in the context of a project; Mentor the entire quality assurance team.
Evaluate candidates for open positions Perks & benefits Paid Time Off Work From Home Health Insurance OPD Training and Development Life Insurance Requirements BS or MS degree in Computer Science/Software Engineering or similar relevant field Minimum 10 years of related experience in the professional industry.
Must have experience with Performance and usability testing Must have experience with Selenium using JAVA, JMeter, Appium & Git.
Experience building and using testing frameworks for release engineering Agile/Scrum experience is a must Exceptionally clear communication with the engineering team.
Flexible attitude and versatile personality.
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