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Mobile Quality Assurance Automation Engineer - Appium/Espresso Test

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📅 04/08/2026
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Test Automation Development : - Design and develop automated test scripts for mobile apps using tools like Appium, Espresso, or XCUITest. - Maintain and scale mobile test automation frameworks. Testing Integration & Support : - Integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines (Jenkins/AWS CodePipeline). - Work closely with Java/Spring Boot development teams to identify and resolve defects early. Quality Assurance Strategy : - Define and implement testing strategies that ensure the performance, reliability, and stability of mobile features. - Conduct exploratory and regression testing for new releases. Cross-Functional Collaboration : - Collaborate with backend teams (Java/Spring Boot), DevOps (AWS), and product teams to align on quality objectives. - Use bug tracking and project management tools such as Jira and Confluence. Required Qualifications : - 5+ years of experience in mobile QA automation. - Hands-on expertise with Appium, XCUITest, or Espresso. - Strong knowledge of Java or Python for writing automation scripts. - Familiarity with AWS tools and services related to testing and CI/CD. - Good understanding of REST APIs and experience with API testing tools (Postman, RestAssured). - Experience with device testing platforms like BrowserStack or Firebase Test Lab. Preferred Skills : - Experience with performance testing tools - Working knowledge of Spring Boot microservices to test backend integrations. - Previous experience in startups or product-focused environments is a bonus. .
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