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QA Automation Tester --- Remote In the role of Senior Test Automation Engineer, you will interface with key stakeholders to enable a consistent, integrated and reliable approach for test automation. You will apply your technical proficiency to strengthen existing processes and recommend new technologies, tools and techniques. You will be part of a learning culture, where teamwork and collaboration are encouraged, excellence is rewarded, and diversity is respected and valued. You will design, develop, and maintain automation frameworks for effective and efficient test execution in an Agile environment for web applications. You will be responsible for developing new automation scripts and/or modifying existing automation scripts developed using various testing tools and in-house Automation Frameworks. You will integrate test automation into the CI/CD pipeline in an AWS hosted products ecosystem. In this role, you will • Recommend, apply, manage and support effectual test automation technologies, tools and techniques. • Responsible for developing and executing comprehensive suites of automation test plans and test cases, maintaining and adding to existing automation framework, continued evaluation of test cases for inclusion in regression, automation for newly integrated features, and development of toolsets to augment QA and Development testing • Responsible for unit, functional, regression, database, accessibility and performance testing including UI, API and services testing • Contributes to all parts of the SDLC, e.g., design, development, and testing with a focus on creating automated testing solutions • Develops scripts and processes to monitor and alert for system performance and availability • Drive the adoption of Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) patterns, methodologies and technologies. • Integrate automation with deployment infrastructure to establish a continuous build and test cycle. A successful candidate will have the following characteristics • Experience using programming languages (Java and JavaScript), source code management and version control tools. (Git, SVN, etc.) • Understanding of ATDD and BDD (Cucumber) • Experience implementing Playwright (TypeScript) in at least a minimum of 3 projects in recent past four years. • Implement Playwright framework from Scratch (Startup Application) with all best practices. • End-to-End experience in deploying applications in Playwright (Dev, Stage, Prod) • Experience with BDD (Cucumber or Selenium or Serenity) (Java/JavaScript/TypeScript) • Developing applications in Unix Environment (Ubuntu/Mac) • Experience automating API testing using Typescript and Node Framework • Understand existing test scripts written in Selenium. • Experience testing Lambda functions in AWS, exposure to AWS Console/Resources (S3, EC2, clusters, etc.) (Good To Have) • Strong knowledge in SQL/PL-SQL (Good To have) • Able to build and run Docker Containers locally (Good to Have)

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