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Job Overview We are seeking an experienced Software QA & Testing Engineer to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will play a crucial part in ensuring the delivery of high-quality software through robust manual and automated testing processes, as well as adopting modern testing tools including Artificial Intelligence (AI) for enhanced efficiency and accuracy. You will lead the testing efforts to identify and resolve issues, optimize performance, ensure cross-browser compatibility, and verify the scalability and resiliency of software capabilities under load. As part of our commitment to innovation, your role will involve implementing AI-powered testing methodologies to improve coverage and identify issues proactively. If you have hands-on experience with automation, cross-browser testing, performance testing, and industry-leading tools (including AI-based solutions), this is the perfect opportunity for your career growth. Key Responsibilities 1. Test Planning & Strategy Collaborate with product managers, developers, and other stakeholders to understand requirements and define test objectives. Develop and document comprehensive and efficient test plans, strategies, and exit criteria. Ensure alignment with Agile frameworks for CI/CD processes to maintain quality standards throughout the software development lifecycle. 2. Manual Testing Perform detailed manual testing on new features, functional flows, and regression cases. Conduct comprehensive exploratory testing for edge-case scenarios to uncover potential issues early. Ensure test data coverage for all features, workflows, integrations, and edge cases. 3. Automation Testing Design, build, and maintain automation frameworks for both web and mobile applications using leading tools like Selenium , Cypress , Playwright , and/or similar. Write efficient and reusable automated test scripts to conduct functional and end-to-end testing . Work on integrating automated tests into CI/CD pipelines (e.g., using Jenkins , GitHub Actions , AWS CodePipeline ). 4. Cross-Browser & Device Testing Perform cross-browser testing on modern browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge using tools like BrowserStack , Lambdatest , or CrossBrowserTesting . Validate software compatibility across various operating systems and devices (desktop and mobile). 5. Performance Testing Design and execute performance, scalability, and stress tests for high-traffic systems using tools like JMeter , LoadRunner , or Gatling . Monitor application response time, throughput, and behavior under heavy load scenarios. Analyze performance bottlenecks and provide optimization recommendations to development teams. 6. AI-Driven Testing Utilize AI-powered test case generation tools like Testim , Applitools , or Tricentis Tosca to design smarter and faster test cases. Work with AI-based tools for visual regression testing and intelligent defect identification. Stay up to date on emerging trends in AI-driven QA solutions to enhance testing strategies. 7. Defect Reporting & Debugging Identify, document, and track bugs and defects found during testing using bug-tracking tools such as JIRA , Trello , and Azure DevOps . Actively collaborate with development teams to troubleshoot and resolve defects, ensuring software efficiency and stability. 8. Documentation & Reporting Create and maintain a repository of detailed test plans, test cases, and test execution reports. Generate test metrics and quality reports to update stakeholders regarding system quality and testing progress. Requirements 1. Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.46 years of experience in a Software QA role, with a proven track record of delivering high-quality software products. 2. Technical Skills Strong understanding of software QA methodologies , manual and automation testing standards , and testing tools . Hands-on experience with manual and automation testing of workflows and UI components. Proficiency with key automation testing frameworks (e.g., Selenium, TestNG, Playwright, Cypress, etc. ). Demonstrated expertise in cross-browser testing tools (e.g., BrowserStack, LambdaTest, Sauce Labs ). Advanced knowledge of performance and stress testing tools (e.g., JMeter, LoadRunner, Gatling, or k6). Experience with API testing tools such as Postman, Rest Assured , or Karate . Proficiency with test management tools (e.g., Jira, TestRail ) and version control systems like Git . Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps tools (e.g., Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines ). 3. AI Testing Tools Hands-on experience with AI-enhanced testing tools such as: Testim, Tricentis Tosca, Katalon AI, Applitools, and Mabl AI-powered visual testing and smart test case generation ~ Understanding of AI-driven methodologies for predictive testing, defect prioritization, and anomaly detection. 4. Additional .
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