Quality Assurance Engineer

Impington
1 year ago
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Are you interested in working for a tech company that are going from strength to strength? If you’re a QA Engineer with a Degree from a Top 200 Global University who has used tools like Cypress, Playwright and Cucumber, as well as having scripting experience in Python, JavaScript, Bash, etc. this is for you!
This machine learning company operate within the legal sector and are looking to scale massively throughout 2024 and into 2025 after a successful couple of years. They have a well-regarded product in the market and a client base to match this. Their product has been developed by industry-leading experts and is proven to be adding value to their clients by saving them time and money.
So, what will you be involved in?

Ensuring the software is working and behaving as it should under all circumstances. You’ll need an investigative mindset to ensure nothing is missed!
Write tests validating the end-to-end functionalities of the product, with tools such as Cypress, Cucumber and Playwright.
You’ll find and understand defects that occur and help in resolving them and extending the QA systems to prevent any future recurrence
Bridge the gap between development and product teams; you’ll understand the specifications of the product and predicted behaviour and formalise these into testable units
You’ll design and implement new metrics, measuring the quality of the releases and lead the transition of their engineering towards automation
You’ll also work with Product teams and help them to expand their product spec documentsIf you’re a passionate Quality Engineer, with a thirst for learning and have the relevant experience, please hit apply

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