Your new role
We are seeking an experienced QA Engineer to work on our mobile data connectivity platform, SIMPro. In this role, you will have a unique opportunity to step into a brand-new position where you can make a significant impact and generate real business value. We're looking for someone to join our thriving R&D community who can contribute to the maintenance and testing of our connectivity management platform and APIs.

Responsibilities include:

Collaborate within an agile tech delivery team, working closely with software developers and stakeholders to ensure timely delivery of high-quality products.
Engage in refinement and design sessions, reviewing code to provide prompt feedback.
Develop detailed, comprehensive test plans and test cases, maintaining checklists to validate functionality and identify software issues.
Create and maintain automated test scripts and testing pipelines.
Contribute to defining and improving processes and procedures for all automated platform and application testing.
Required Skills:

UI and API testing experience.
Proficient in Playwright and Selenium automation.
Java / TypeScript knowledge preferred.
Detail-oriented with strong debugging skills.
Independent and outcome-focused.
JIRA experience in agile environments.
Excellent technical communication.
Passion for learning, sharing knowledge, and problem-solving.Desired Skills:

CI/CD process and pipeline knowledge.
Familiarity with Git and Jenkins.
Load/Performance testing experience is a plus.
What you need to do now
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