Senior QA Automation Engineer

About the role

Join us in shaping the quality backbone of our enterprise platforms, where APIs and frontend systems come together to power business-critical workflows. You'll work closely with product owners, stakeholders, and engineering teams to build automation, testing strategy, and business validation practices that make shipping software reliable, fast, and business-aligned. If you love solving hard quality problems and bridging the gap between business and engineering, we want to hear from you.

What you'll do

• Lead QA strategy and design scalable automation frameworks across UI, API, and end-to-end testing
• Build and maintain regression and functional test suites, ensuring quality gates within CI/CD pipelines
• Gather and analyze business requirements, translating them into test scenarios and acceptance criteria
• Validate end-to-end workflows and integrations (orders, payments, financial and transactional processes) across frontend, APIs, and backend systems
• Partner with stakeholders to support UAT, identify gaps, and drive alignment between business, product, and engineering teams

What you bring

• 7–10 years in QA with a strong automation background, running quality across enterprise platforms
• Hands-on experience with API testing (REST/SOAP) and UI automation tools (Selenium, Cypress, Playwright)
• Solid understanding of automation frameworks, test design patterns, and CI/CD tools (Jenkins, GitHub Actions)
• Strong experience in requirement analysis, functional validation, and writing user stories and acceptance criteria
• Comfort validating enterprise workflows, integrations, and financial/transactional processes
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills, with a proactive, ownership-driven mindset

Nice to have

• SAP integrations (SOAP services)
• Exposure to Salesforce or similar platforms
• Performance testing experience
• Familiarity with AI-driven testing tools

All our positions are Remote and are available as Full Time Employment or B2B Contracts