Quality Engineer

Amber Bucharest is looking for an experienced Software Quality Engineer to join our team. Are you ready for this professional challenge? The successful candidate will have excellent attention to detail with proven abilities in developing test scripts, tools and frameworks.  PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSABILITIES:

• Researching, evaluating and updating existing product testing scripts. Review and provide feedback on design documents for new features in the roadmap
• Create and execute automated test scripts for assigned applications, tools and software features
• Using automation testing methods to complete UI/Integration tests, responsive and break point testing, accessibility validation, API/functional tests, security tests, performance and load tests
• Build code coverage, code quality and static analysis tools to detect problems early
• Offering constant and relevant feedback related to progress, risks, needs that may occur
• Providing exhaustive and complete troubleshooting before escalation
• Work with Product Management teams, development and business owners to develop and execute the technical vision for test frameworks and automation
• Produce accurate estimates and participate in daily task tracking activities

• Scripting language experience such as Python, Java,C# & .NET
• Experience as Quality Engineer (QE) in Test Automation Scripting using Appium, Selenium
• Knowledge of system performance testing or benchmarking tools
• Understanding of product release cycles, code repositories, branching, labelling and packaging
• Ability to develop performance test scripts using open source (e.g. Apache JMeter, Jasmine, JUnit5, Selenium) and industry standard tools (e.g. HP LoadRunner)
• Good verbal and written communication skills
• High level of fluency in written and spoken English

• A passion for delivering quality software
• Ability to learn, plan and be organized
• Open and honest approach to challenges
• A strong sense of ownership and responsibility
• Experience communicating cross-functionally and across management levels in formal and informal settings