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About the PlatformAbout the PlatformThis role supports Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) a cloud-native, AI-driven customer experience platform delivering omnichannel customer engagement, intelligent routing, conversational AI, workforce optimization, analytics, and agent desktop capabilities. The platform follows an Agile/Scrum delivery model, with fast-paced delivery, frequent releases, and CI/CD deployment pipelines. About the RoleWe are seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented Senior QA Engineer with deep expertise in Functional System Testing, End-to-End (E2E) Validation, and Integration Testing within Contact Center domain workflows on a SaaS cloud platform. The ideal candidate must possess strong critical thinking abilities, exceptional exploratory testing mastery, and a proven track record of uncovering complex, customer-impacting defects across distributed enterprise systems. This role focuses heavily on validating real-world customer journeys, multi-system integrations, omnichannel workflows, backend processing, APIs, data consistency, and enterprise-scale business scenarios within a cloud-based contact center platform. The candidate must demonstrate an investigative testing mindset with the ability to challenge assumptions, identify hidden risks, design high-value test scenarios, and execute advanced exploratory testing techniques across complex integrated systems. Design and execute comprehensive Functional, System, Integration, and End-to-End test scenarios for complex contact center workflows.Apply heuristic-driven, Mind Map Driven Test Exploration and advanced risk-based exploratory testing across distributed enterprise systems.Identify intermittent, concurrency, resiliency, and workflow integration defects.Validate omnichannel customer journeys including voice, chat, email, routing, reporting, analytics, agent desktop, and supervisor workflows.Perform deep integration testing across APIs, microservices, databases, event streams, backend services, and third-party systems.Apply advanced exploratory testing techniques to uncover edge-case defects, workflow inconsistencies, concurrency issues, and hidden integration failures.Drive critical-thinking-based testing by identifying risk areas, unusual user behaviors, negative scenarios, and high-impact business failure points.Design extensive test permutations and combinations across configurations, workflows, user roles, deployments, and data variations.Perform backend validation using SQL/NoSQL databases and log analysis to validate data integrity and transaction consistency.Analyze production-like customer workflows and simulate real-world operational scenarios under complex enterprise configurations.Execute regression, impact analysis, sanity, and cross-functional validation for releases, patches, and hotfixes.Collaborate closely with Product Management, Development, DevOps, and Architecture teams to clarify requirements and improve product quality.Create high-quality defect reports with strong root-cause analysis, reproducibility, business impact assessment, and troubleshooting details.Participate actively in Agile ceremonies, release readiness reviews, and quality risk discussions. .
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