QA Automation Engineer

Hunt Group – a mix of recruitment (executive search and head hunting) and outsourcing activities in industries such as IT, oil&gas, banking, finance and automotive.

- Bachelor Degree in Computer science
- 2 years of experience in developing web-based applications using .Net
- Excellent English language – Mainly oral communication skills
- Mastery of software development concepts including Object Oriented Programming and design
- Proficient in .Net: C#, ASP.Net, SQL Queries
- In-depth understanding of Selenium (or equivalent framework) from the driver level up
- Ability to configure and maintain automated regression testing tools (we are using TeamCity but other continuous delivery tools are OK)
- Load Testing, Fuzz Testing and other types of testing experience
- Extensive experience with test automation using Selenuim
- Experience with designing and building automation frameworks and continuous optimization of test suites
- In-depth knowledge of debugging in ASP, ASP .Net, C# environment
- Experience in object-oriented design and coding

- Analyzing product testing requirements, able to understand a complex financial system at a detailed functional level
- Work with global product teams (onsite and remotely) to help define and implement automation suites, and to configure these tests into a continuous delivery framework
- Represent QA and contribute to architecture reviews, design reviews, code reviews and static code analysis
- Work closely with developers and extend automated unit test cases and share test code
- Collaborate with developers to create test automation strategies and test plans
- Design and implementation of automated test framework
- Ensure testability in code and measure code coverage
- Set up and run code reviews including review of the nightly regression runs and help identify problem areas (and help resolve and continuously update the suite to avoid false alarms)
- Lead and provide technical guidance across Certent product teams
- Coach/train automation and development engineers on testing techniques and ways to make code more testable