About Grey chain (https://greychaindesign.com/)
A Generative AI-as-a-service, Mobile & Digital Transformation firm helping organizations reimagine user experiences with Disruptive & Transformational thinking and partnership.
Trusted by: UNICEF, BOSE, KFINTECH, WHO and many Fortune 500 Companies
Home of over 110 Product Engineering nerds building the next generation of Digital Products.Primary Industries: Banking & Financial Services, Non-Profits, Retail & eCommerce, Consumer Goods and Consulting.
Location: Remote
Job Summary:
We're seeking an experienced QA Automation Engineer to join our team. The ideal candidate will have strong technical skills, excellent communication, and a proactive approach to issue resolution. The QA Automation Engineer will design, develop, and maintain automated testing solutions to ensure the quality and reliability of our software applications.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and maintain automated testing frameworks using Python (Pytest)
- Create and execute automated test scripts to ensure thorough coverage of application functionality
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and prioritize testing needs
- Proactively identify and report issues, risks, and opportunities for process improvement
- Work independently with minimal supervision, taking ownership of tasks and deliverables
- Develop and maintain pipelines, integrating automated testing into CI/CD workflows
- Apply OOPS concepts, code reusability principles, and fuzzy logic to write efficient, modular code
- Analyze application flows and functionalities to identify potential issues and improve test coverage
Requirements:
- 3-4 years of experience in automation testing
- Proficient in Python (2-3 years) with expertise in Pytest
- Strong understanding of pipelines and ability to make required changes or learn quickly
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
- Proactive approach to issue identification and risk management
- Strong grasp of OOPS concepts, code reusability, and fuzzy logic