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QA Engineer SAP Commerce (Hybris) Location: Remote Employment Type: Contract Experience: 35 Years About the Role We are looking for a skilled QA Engineer with experience in SAP Commerce (Hybris) to join our Quality Engineering team. In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the quality, reliability, and performance of SAP Commerce applications and the supporting microservices ecosystem. You will work closely with developers, product owners, and cross-functional teams to validate end-to-end commerce workflows, automate testing, and deliver high-quality software releases. The ideal candidate has hands-on experience with SAP Commerce testing, API automation, UI automation, and Agile software development practices. Key Responsibilities Test Planning & Execution Design, develop, and execute test plans, test cases, and test scripts for functional, regression, integration, and end-to-end testing. Validate core commerce workflows, including product catalog, search, pricing, promotions, shopping cart, checkout, payments, order management, refunds, and customer account management. Test SAP Commerce Backoffice configurations, including pricing rules, promotion rules, inventory management, order statuses, and product catalog synchronization. Validate ImpEx data imports and data integrity across environments. Perform API testing for SAP Commerce OCC REST APIs and supporting microservices, validating request/response contracts, business logic, error handling, and edge-case scenarios. Test Automation Develop, maintain, and enhance automated UI test suites using Playwright or Selenium. Build and maintain API automation using Postman, REST Assured, or Pytest. Integrate automated tests into Jenkins CI/CD pipelines to support continuous testing. Improve automation framework stability, execution speed, reporting, and overall test coverage. Design and maintain reusable test data strategies for automation. Defect Management & Collaboration Log, track, and manage defects using JIRA with detailed reproduction steps, logs, severity, and supporting evidence. Collaborate with developers to investigate root causes, validate fixes, and perform regression testing before releases. Participate actively in Agile ceremonies, including sprint planning, daily stand-ups, backlog refinement, sprint reviews, and retrospectives. Review user stories and acceptance criteria to identify risks, gaps, and test scenarios early in the development lifecycle. Quality Engineering Apply QA best practices throughout the software development lifecycle. Utilize AI-assisted development tools, such as GitHub Copilot or similar solutions, to improve testing efficiency and productivity. Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives for testing processes, automation frameworks, and quality standards. Required Qualifications 35 years of professional experience in Software Quality Assurance. Minimum 3 years of experience testing SAP Commerce (Hybris) applications. Strong understanding of SAP Commerce architecture, including: OCC REST APIs Backoffice HAC (Hybris Administration Console) ImpEx Promotion Engine Order Management Hands-on experience with UI automation using Playwright or Selenium. Experience with API automation using Postman, REST Assured, or Pytest. Proficiency in at least one programming or scripting language such as Java, Python, TypeScript, or JavaScript. Experience working with Jenkins-based CI/CD pipelines. Proficiency with Git for version control. Experience using JIRA, Confluence, and Xray or similar test management tools. Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and debugging skills, including the ability to analyze server logs, API responses, and network traffic. Experience using log analysis tools such as Splunk or similar platforms. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments. Preferred Qualifications Experience testing enterprise eCommerce platforms built on SAP Commerce. Knowledge of microservices architecture and distributed systems testing. Experience designing reusable automation frameworks and test data strategies. Familiarity with AI-assisted testing and development tools. Exposure to performance or integration testing in enterprise applications. Tools & Technologies Platform: SAP Commerce (Hybris), Commerce Cloud, OCC REST APIs Programming Languages: Java, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript API Automation: Postman, REST Assured, Pytest (Python), Java WebClient UI Automation: Playwright, Selenium Reporting: Extent Reports, Allure CI/CD: Jenkins Project Management & Documentation: JIRA, Xray, Confluence Version Control: Git Log Analysis: Splunk Methodology: Agile, Scrum ABOUT ISHIR ISHIR is a digital innovation and enterprise AI services provider. We work with startups and enterprises to shape the future through accelerated innovation, deep technical expertise, access to global digital .
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