Test Automation with playwright

Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) – Test Automation Engineer

Responsibilities

• Understand the entire system end to end and involve in every step of software

development process like designing, development, and testing

• Define and implement test strategy for complex end-to-end systems that comprise the

NCR solutions

• Define and build test scenarios and acceptance tests

• Define and develop test automation strategy and framework for testing multiple platforms

like Web, Mobile and, Desktop by incorporating industry best practices

• Implement Behavior Driven Development processes

• Create and manage defects

• Apply engineering principals, data analysis best practice and process knowledge to

conduct root cause analysis of functional and non-functional defects

• Provide a detailed root cause analysis for a defect with log evidences to fix the problem

and apply the fix

• Analyze the issues using software or application monitoring tools

• Collaborate with solution engineers, hardware engineers, software engineers, network

engineers and QA engineers.

• Work within the SAFe methodology to implement and / or refine solution integration and

test best practices

Basic Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering and 5 to 6 years of experience / knowledge in testing in

an enterprise environment

• Strong experience with Retail industry and business

• Solid hands-on experience with JavaScript/C#

• Extensive experience in test automation of complex enterprise applications using

PlayWright/Selenium/CodedUI etc.

• Hands-on expertise in developing BDD feature files, using Specflow/Cucmber assists.

• Hands-on experience on API and Database testing and automation

• Experience of working "AGILE + DevOps" process management methodology

• Good understanding of software architecture with the ability to provide recommendations

and strategy for non-functional testing initiatives

• A real problem solver, ability to find opportunities for improvement and tackle them without

external direction

• Strong personal accountability and ownership require