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Role at a glance
You will
The ideal candidate should have strong expertise in building and maintaining scalable automation frameworks, with hands-on experience in…
Experience in API Automation is preferred.
Design, develop, and maintain UI automation frameworks.
Experience
8–9 years
Must-have skills
JavaJavaScriptPythonTypeScript
Work mode
Remote
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Job description
Location: Remote · India Department: Engineering
Experience: 8–9 yrs
About the Role
We are looking for a Senior Automation Test Engineer with 8+ years of experience in UI Automation Testing for web applications. The ideal candidate should have strong expertise in building and maintaining scalable automation frameworks, with hands-on experience in Selenium and/or Playwright. Experience in API Automation is preferred.
Responsibilities
Design, develop, and maintain UI automation frameworks.
Automate smoke, regression, sanity, and functional test suites.
Collaborate with Developers, Product Managers, and QA teams in an Agile environment.
Participate in Sprint Planning, Backlog Refinement, Daily Stand-ups, Sprint Reviews, and Retrospectives.
Integrate automation into CI/CD pipelines and analyze automation failures.
Mentor junior engineers and contribute to automation best practices.
Requirements
UI Automation: Selenium WebDriver, Playwright (preferred), Cypress (good to have).
Programming: JavaScript/TypeScript, Java, or Python.
Frameworks: Page Object Model (POM), Hybrid Frameworks, Cucumber (BDD).
API Automation (good to have): Postman, REST Assured, Playwright API, Python Requests.
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