Role Summary We are looking for QA Automation Engineers to expand end-to-end (E2E) automated test coverage and strengthen functional and regression testing across key systems. The ideal candidate will leverage Java-based test automation frameworks to standardize UI testing, streamline test execution, and validate changes to core subscription and booking functionality alongside manual testing efforts.
Key Responsibilities
Design, develop, and maintain robust, scalable automated test scripts in Java to expand E2E test coverage for Commits and Subscriptions using Quicksub infrastructure.
Build and standardize automated UI tests for Oreo using Java-based frameworks (e.g., Selenium/Playwright) integrated with the Trace framework to eliminate regressions caused by feature expansions.
Design, execute, and maintain automated regression test suites to support frequent release cycles.
Perform targeted manual testing for exploratory scenarios and subscription definition changes prior to automation.
Conduct black box, integration, system, and regression testing across releases.
Document test plans, automated scripts, execution results, and identified defects clearly in Jira/issue trackers for engineering follow-up.
Requirements
Requirements
2-4 years of hands-on experience in software quality assurance, with a strong focus on Java-based automation testing alongside manual, integration, and system testing.
Proficiency in Java for test development, OOP concepts, and test design patterns (e.g., Page Object Model).
Hands-on experience with automation tools and frameworks such as Selenium WebDriver, TestNG/JUnit, or Cucumber.
Ability to build, maintain, and execute E2E test coverage within existing test infrastructure (e.g., Quicksub, Trace framework).
Strong manual testing fundamentals across functional and complex UI test scenarios.
Experience integrating Java automated tests into CI/CD pipelines (e.g., Jenkins, GitHub Actions) and build tools (Maven/Gradle).
Detail-oriented approach to identifying edge cases, regressions, and validating feature changes.
