QE Automation Engineer – Java, Selenium, API, Automation Framework, Agile, CICD & Git

Toronto - Canada

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Experience Required: 5years

Posted on: Yesterday

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Industry: BFSI

Role: QE - Automation (API Testing) - 4 DAYS ONSITE IS MUST

Notes from Manager -

Need to close by Dec 12

Do not submit candidates rejected on 10739-1

Need automation framework creation exp

Please vet the candidate on 4 days onsite requirement; previously lot of submitted candidates said no to 4 days onsite in Interviews.

strong Java

strong API testing

okay if the candidate is light on devops

Roles & Responsibilities

Develop and maintain automated test scripts using Selenium Java and API testing frameworks.

Collaborate with development and QA teams to understand requirements and create comprehensive test plans.

Execute automated test suites and analyze results to identify issues and ensure quality.

Continuously improve the automation framework and extend its capabilities.

Participate in code reviews and provide feedback to team members. Document test processes results and track issues in a clear and concise manner.

Qualifications

Bachelors degree in computer science Information Technology or a related field.

Proven experience in automation testing with Selenium and Java.

Strong understanding of API testing and RESTful services.

Familiarity with software development lifecycle and agile methodologies.

Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.

Good communication and teamwork skills.

Must Have Technical/Functional Skills

Java

Selenium

API Testing

RESTful Services

Test Automation Frameworks

Agile Methodologies

CI/CD Tools

Version Control (e.g. Git)

Required Skills:

BASEL

Industry: BFSIRole: QE - Automation (API Testing) - 4 DAYS ONSITE IS MUSTNotes from Manager -Need to close by Dec 12Do not submit candidates rejected on 10739-1Need automation framework creation expPlease vet the candidate on 4 days onsite requirement; previously lot of submitted candidates said no ...