SDET Specialist

Roles and Responsibilities:

What is your role going to be

• Hands-on Specialist Software Development Engineer in Test in an agile team using Microsoft.net technology stack
• Active contribution in all aspects of software development from requirements to deployment, and even beyond
• Collaborate effectively with various roles across geographical sites to succeed with team deliverables
• Provide test strategy, design, implementation for user stories and features
• Contribute towards continuously improving and modernizing the QA Practices
• Learn & share, contribute towards building a knowledge organization

Role Info

• Specialist SDET in an agile team
• Responsibilities include, but not limited to programming, testing, test automation, requirements engineering, executing regressions, and supporting product deployments.

What are we looking for

• Good hands-on programming experience on C# or Java (mandatory)
• 10 or more years of hands-on software automation test experience, at least two of those in large enterprise-grade software
• Good hands-on experience with automated APItests, UI tests (Selenium)
• Exposure to applying BDD using SpecFlow or similar frameworks
• Experience working based on agile methodologies. Good understanding of user stories and iterative development is required
• Strong investigative and problem-solving skills
• Basic database development using Microsoft SQL
• Effective communication using English and good networking skills are essential for this role
• Proven experience in operating within a global environment
• A good understanding of the payment domain would be an added advantage
• Working experience with automated testing in CI/CD pipelines
• Clean code, best practices for high maintainability
• This is not an exhaustive list; fulfilling other duties as assigned is expected from this role

What might also help

• Knowledge about DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering
• Automated accessibility testing, performance testing, and cross-browser testing
• Practical experience with shift-left approach regarding quality