Anson McCade are delighted to be working with a leading consultancy as they seek to appoint a QA Automation Tester to leading projects across their impressive portfolio of clients.
The role of QA Automation Tester will include:
Collaborate with the product team to set acceptance criteria and define the Definition of Done (DoD) for each story.
Partner with developers to plan and review tests that cover all product delivery features and functions at the unit and component levels.
Conduct exploratory testing across all stages of development.
Work with the product team to design tests throughout the delivery process to ensure readiness for live release.
Automate tests as needed.
Collaborate closely with developers to design and test stubs.
Ensure the team defines tests to validate non-functional requirements (NFRs) at the appropriate levels.
Maintain traceability throughout the product delivery lifecycle.
Keep the team informed on test progress and quality metrics, delivering these in a clear format for stakeholders.
Advocate for quality throughout the product lifecycle.
As part of an Agile team, contribute to designing and building automated tests for comprehensive test coverage.
Provide test assurance for user stories based on defined acceptance criteria in a test-first environment.
Work closely with Software Engineers to perform testing that meets requirements, supporting effective Agile delivery.
Participate in estimation activities and identify opportunities to enhance test effectiveness within the team.
Ensure team retrospectives and planning sessions promote test best practices, continuous improvements, and adherence to standards.
Essential experience for the QA Automation Tester role includes:
Skilled in API testing with Postman
Proficient in Cypress and Docker for containerized testing
Extensive experience using GitLab to store and manage test automation
Solid foundation in Test-Driven Development (TDD) with JUnit
Familiar with tools and platforms including SonarQube, Jenkins, Splunk, Gatling, Serenity, Cucumber, Selenium, WireMock, Hamcrest, AWS CloudWatch, Jira, and Confluence