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Opportunity Performance Test Engineer | Chennai (MEPZ) | Hybrid (Tamil Nadu)

Expleo · Chennai

📅 05/08/2026
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Dear Candidate, Greetings from Expleo! Expleo is expanding its Performance Testing team and is looking for skilled JMeter professionals to join exciting enterprise projects. Role: Performance Test Engineer (JMeter) - Experience: 5 to 8+ Years - Location: Chennai Tambaram (MEPZ) - Work Mode: Hybrid (3 days/week from office is mandatory) Key Skills: - 48 years of hands-on experience in JMeter - Performance/NFT Testing - Guidewire applications - Non-Life/General Insurance domain - Agile methodology & Jira - Cloud concepts and virtualization - Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills - Experience in client-facing roles and coordination with business/development teams Preference: Immediate joiners or candidates currently serving their notice period will be given first priority. If you're interested, please share your updated resume along with the below details to ( () - Total Experience: - Relevant Experience in JMeter: - Experience in Performance/NFT Testing: - Experience in Guidewire (PolicyCenter/ClaimCenter/BillingCenter): - Experience in Non-Life/General Insurance Domain: - Experience in Agile & Jira: - Exposure to Cloud Concepts/Virtualization: - Current CTC: - Expected CTC: - Notice Period / Earliest Joining Date: - Current Location: - Are you comfortable working from Chennai (MEPZ) in a hybrid mode (3 days/week) - Are you comfortable with a client-facing role and coordinating with business and development teams We look forward to hearing from you! .
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