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Senior QA Engineer - F1 Motorsport - C#, Selenium & Postman
4 days onsite + 1 day remote (commutable from Northamptonshire / Buckinghamshire / Oxfordshire / Bedfordshire)
Permanent - basic salary DOE, championship & race weekend bonuses, flexible onsite hours (10am - 3pm), pension (5%), daily lunch allowance, life insurance (4x salary), private healthcare, onsite gym & EV charging.
2.62 seconds. The time it takes to service an entire F1 racing car at the pit stop.
In Formula 1, every line of code, tool, and application you help develop has a direct impact on performance on the track. In a sport watched by over 525 million fans globally, even the smallest software gain can translate into meaningful lap time improvements.
You’ll be the third QA Engineer in a brand-new QA and Testing function, becoming an extra pillar in the Technology department, alongside Software Engineering, Platform Engineering, and Data Science.
What you’ll do
- Contribute to the overall QA vision, supporting the direction of the function while helping shape testing approaches that are tailored to the needs of the technology platforms.
- This includes both manual and automated testing methods, ensuring software is robust, reliable, and race-ready.
- Test a range of software applications that support racing operations - including web-based tools, desktop applications, and APIs.
- Most of these applications are developed in C#, and the QA process involves validating their performance, reliability, and correctness with tools like Postman & Selenium.
- As systems become more complex and interdependent, the need for rigorous testing and seamless integration is critical.
- By embedding quality assurance into the development lifecycle, you'll help reduce failure risk, increase velocity, and ultimately improve performance.
- Introduce and standardise testing methodologies, tools, and workflows across multiple development teams to ensure consistency and reliability.
- Plan and execute end-to-end testing across a diverse technology landscape, ensuring that all components, regardless of origin, function reliably and with high performance.
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- Extensive QA experience across both manual and automated testing, ideally within integrated or complex systems.
- Proven experience in defining and implementing QA strategies, processes, and standards from the ground up.
- Hands-on knowledge of test automation tools and frameworks, and the ability to lead automation efforts alongside manual testing where required.
- Strong programming skills, ideally in.NET/C# (or comparable object-orientated language).
- Experience with CI/CD pipelines and the ability to implement QA processes that integrate smoothly into fast-paced development environments.
- Strong understanding of the SDLC, Agile methodologies, and how QA fits into modern development and deployment workflows.
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