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Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Branch is a leading provider of engagement and performance mobile SaaS solutions. They are seeking a senior AI Testing & Delivery Automation Engineer to define and scale testing practices across the organization, focusing on integrating testing into CI/CD and enabling engineering teams to own testing responsibilities. Responsibilities Own, design, and drive how testing is implemented across the system, including standards, coverage, and guardrails what gets tested, where (API, service, UI), and how it is executed Shape and evolve the testing stack end-to-end (Playwright, Karate, Pact, Postman, etc.), selecting and adapting tools based on what works best for our system Define the approach for creating, reviewing, executing, and maintaining test cases and test scripts, working closely with Engineering and Product Drive adoption of AI-assisted testing (Claude Code, Windsurf, Copilot), using AI to generate test cases and scripts, support debugging and maintenance, and reduce manual effort at scale Work hands-on with teams to get them started, helping define test cases, write initial tests, and ensure teams can continue independently Build and own a scalable regression and smoke testing approach, including test library, reliability, and ongoing maintenance Own the integration of testing into CI/CD pipelines, defining guardrails for execution and deployment gating Work with Engineering and Infrastructure teams to define, establish, and improve test environments, data, and stability Continuously improve test reliability, reduce flakiness, and drive clear processes for test results, debugging, and evolution Define and drive testing metrics (coverage, reliability, execution, failures) to measure quality and guide improvements Drive adoption of testing standards across Engineering and Product, acting as the central point of coordination and champion for quality practices across teams Skills 7+ years of experience in software engineering, test automation, or quality engineering Strong hands-on experience with test automation across multiple layers (API, service, UI) Experience building and scaling test frameworks and automation practices, not just writing tests Strong understanding of modern testing tools and approaches (Playwright, Karate, API/contract testing, etc.) Experience evaluating and adopting modern tools and frameworks based on system needs Experience integrating testing into CI/CD pipelines and working with modern development workflows Ability to design testing strategies, define coverage, and establish standards across teams Hands-on coding experience and ability to write and review test code as needed Experience working closely with Engineering and Product teams in a cross-functional environment Strong communication skills with the ability to drive alignment and adoption across teams Experience improving test reliability, reducing flakiness, and maintaining long-term test quality Experience adopting AI into QA practices, including using tools like Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or Copilot to improve test creation, debugging, and maintenance Comfortable working in fast-moving environments and building processes from scratch Benefits 10% annual bonus tied to company goals Potential equity, which is available for qualifying positions Comprehensive benefits package Health and wellness programs Paid time off Retirement planning options Benefits for qualified employees Company Overview Branch helps companies drive seamless mobile experiences through its linking infrastructure powering thousands of today's top brands. It was founded in 2014, and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, USA, with a workforce of 201-500 employees. Its website is https//branch.io.

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