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QA Automation Engineer(Playwright,C,NUnit,CI/CD Tools) (Bengalur

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📅 19/08/2026
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About Us: Shravas Technologies, founded in 2016, is an IT services company based out of Bangalore, India. The company specializes in Software QA and related services such as Data Mining, Analytics, and Visualization. Job Title: QA Automation Engineer [5 Years of Experience] Location: Bangalore Type: Work from Office/Hybrid Notice: Immediate Joiners only Job Summary: Basic requirements for the position are: Strong hands-on experience with Playwright for UI automation.Proficient in C# for writing automated test scripts.Familiar with NUnit test framework.Understanding of CI/CD pipelines (e.g., GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps).Experience writing maintainable and reusable test code.Good grasp of test planning, bug reporting, and test case design.Comfortable working in Agile teams.Robust debugging and analytical skills. Requirements Strong plus is Experience with API testing using tools like Postman or similar.Experience with JMeter or other stress/load testing tools.Familiarity with test case management systems (e.g., TestRail, Zephyr).Exposure to version control tools (e.g., Git). Main responsibilities are Participate in a knowledge sharing sessions (June/July).Automate existing manual test cases.Work on creation of new automation tests, focusing on the CDA platform under the context and the duration of the Content Technology project. . experiance: 60 skill: C, NUnit, Azure DevOps, API testing, JMeter, TestRail, Playwright, CICD, GitHub Actions, Postman industry: IT Services & Consulting .
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