Senior Test Automation Developer
We are looking for a skilled Senior Test Automation Developer to enhance the reliability and speed of our product releases. You will join the Release Engineering team, responsible for building comprehensive and scalable automation frameworks covering various application layers. Core responsibilities include writing high-quality, maintainable test code using industry best practices, integrating automated tests into CI/CD pipelines, and troubleshooting complex system bugs. The ideal candidate possesses strong programming skills (e.g., Python, Java) and has significant experience with modern testing tools and methodologies. This role requires a commitment to quality engineering principles throughout the entire development lifecycle.
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2500
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300
Duration
Permanent
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