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Role Description Responsible for technical design, coding, automated unit testing and integration. In case no automatization is possible, taking over manual QA, from TestCase creation, over execution, till reporting. Liaise with the Product Owner, Architects, Product Managers, software engineers/developers and testers regarding the development and implementation of product lines using various technologies. Build and support applications as the QA Engineer. Ensure end-to-end the quality of applications for Commercial Banking to accomplish business goals. Ensure a high-quality standard of deliverables according to Industry standards and best practices. Commercial Banking Tribe Youll be joining the Commercial Bank Tribe, who is focusing on the special needs of the small and medium enterprise clients in Germany, a designated area for further growth and investment within Corporate Bank. We are responsible for the digital transformation of ~800.000 clients in 3 brands, i.e. the establishment of the BizBanking platform including development of digital sales and service processes as well as the automation of processes for this client segment. Our tribe is on a journey of an extensive digitalisation of business processes and to migrate our applications to the cloud. On that we are working jointly together with our business colleagues in an agile setup and collaborating closely with stakeholders and engineers from other areas thriving to achieve a highly automated and adoptable process and application landscape. Deutsche Banks Corporate Bank division is a leading provider of cash management, trade finance and securities finance. We complete green-field projects that deliver the best Corporate Bank - Securities Services products in the world. Our team is diverse, international, and driven by shared focus on clean code and valued delivery. At every level, agile minds are rewarded with competitive pay, support, and opportunities to excel. You will work as part of a cross-functional agile delivery team. You will bring an innovative approach to software development, focusing on using the latest technologies and practices, as part of a relentless focus on business value. You will be someone who sees engineering as team activity, with a predisposition to open code, open discussion and creating a supportive, collaborative environment. You will be ready to contribute to all stages of software delivery, from initial analysis right through to production support. Your key responsibilities You participate in the full SDLC with focus on test automation for frontend and backend APIs and manual testing where automation is not yet available. You design and develop automated tests for validating the features delivered by your Squad and integrate them in our build pipelines. You plan, execute and document manual tests in case test automation is not applicable yet and you proactively search for flaws in our software by conducting explorative tests. You work closely with other Testers, Business Stakeholders, Developers and DevOps Engineers to ensure that test cases reflect requirements, and all relevant scenarios are covered for both functional and non-functional tests (e.g. load tests). You are working in a cross disciplined agile team with shared responsibility and high autonomy and actively engage in test and engineering community, share your knowledge, and build up a solid network. Your skills and experience University degree with technological or scientific focus or equivalent working experience. Practical experience in test automation with hands on experience in testing frameworks like Selenium, Karate, Cypress, Postman. Good knowledge of Java and JavaScript / NodeJS as well as with CI environments like GitHub, GitLap or Jenkins. Practical experience in manual software testing including creation, execution, and documentation of manual test. You are a very good team player who likes to share content and best practices, learns quickly, and listens carefully. You have good communication skills and can communicate fluently in English.
