OneDigital AI
qa automation engineer

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Our engineering team is the backbone of everything you see at the company. We pride ourselves on writing good code. We care about good engineering practices, working with great people, and working on real and impactful products.
We practice test-driven development, and are more than happy to allow team members the opportunity to solve problems with unconventional or cutting-edge methods. If you care about continually improving your craft, and want to work with like-minded peers, this is the place for you!
What You’ll Do
- Develop Bake's product quality engineering and release pipeline
- Apply your quality engineering capability to improve our QA pipeline on top of our existing QA automation suite
- Perform end to end test automation (Web, Mobile, API, DB) and building and optimizing test frameworks
- Proactively work with the product team to develop highly testable features.
- Collaborating with the team to; solve application faults, discuss verification protocols, identify and report bugs, identify quality issues
- Maintain detailed test documents such as test plans, test cases, checklists.
- Contribute towards building a strong testing environment and drive innovation in testing
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What You’ll Need
- Experience as a QA automation engineer
- Experience in creating and maintaining detailed automated/manual test cases
- Good knowledge of JavaScript or TypeScript
- Knowledge in creating automated test cases using Cypress, Appium, Selenium, Karate or similar tools
- Ability to take full ownership and work independently while collaborating with others in a fast-paced agile team
- Ability to create mocked entities in our test and staging environments
- Experience participating/maintaining in open source software development is a plus
- Experience configuring CI/CD pipelines is a plus
- Experience with cloud environments such as AWS is a plus


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