Quality Assurance Automation Engineer

Walk-in Interview

Date: Monday July 27th

Time: 10am - 5pm

Location: Fremont

ROLE OVERVIEW:

Job Title: Software QA Automation Engineer

Priority Level: Critical

Work Location: Onsite 5 days , Fremont

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:

Tech Stack: Python;

Framework: Selenium;

Architecture:

Databases: MySQL, Redis;

EXPERIENCE EXPECTATIONS:

Year of Experience: P2 - Mid-Level | 3-5 years exp

• Responsibilities
• Develop and execute exploratory tests, as well as automated tests, to ensure product quality.
• Work independently on project tracks assigned to the resources.
• Develop test plans and test cases, while also preparing test data.
• Test Mobile apps. Execute functional system and Integration testing, regression testing of service Applications.
• Develop Automated Test suits for Applications.
• Verify the quality of data, ensure data coming in matches existing data, and verify functionality and data output against requirements.
• Log, manage, and retest defects in bug tracking system.
• Report testing status, milestones, and issues to project stakeholders.
• Identify inconsistencies and flaws. Support off-hours launch and monitoring of systems with IT teams.
• Update and use Confluence page extensively for open knowledge-sharing.
• Requirements
• Agile Methodology.
• Web applications and client-server technology; - Automating test scripts using Python/Selenium Web driver.
• Data conversion testing; - Using SQL/MYSQL validating backend data, SQL for querying and extracting data from databases.
• Interface Testing, System Testing, Regression Testing, or Functional Testing; - Automated test scenarios to cover all possible tests.
• Black-box Testing or White-box testing.
• Bug Tracking tools including JIRA.
• Test Management tools including Zephyr, or Test Link.
• Automated end-to-end testing using open-source test tool (for example: Selenium, Coded UI, or Python).
• Setting up and maintaining QA Environment and Test Data Management.
• Programming in: Java, Visual Basic, C, C#, C++, or XML.