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Total experience: 6 years Detailed JD Develop microservices using Python, NodeJS, and Golang as part of automation and service validations. Develop standalone Python/NodeJS scripts to simulate network traffic and validate performance across different endpoints. Create comprehensive test scenarios and automated test scripts using MochaJS, ensuring robust coverage of functional, integration, and regression test cases. Design reusable test components, validate API and microservice behavior, and integrate MochaJS test suites into the existing automation framework to enhance reliability and execution efficiency. Collaborate with cross functional teams to refine requirements, improve test coverage, and ensure smooth integration with CI/CD pipelines. Gather requirements and perform detailed analysis for new automation scenarios and test case development. Ensure code quality using tools like SonarQube and adhere to strict QA standards. Maintain version control and branching strategies using GitHub, ensuring high code integrity and traceability. Mandatory skills- Nodejs,Javascript
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The post states ₹10–19 LPA.
In Bangalore.
It is a full time job.
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