Junior AQA engineer (with Python) (#2938)

Product details: EMS solution helps organizations manage their physical assets, facilities, and workforce efficiently. It provides tools for space planning, maintenance management, real estate portfolio management, and energy optimization. EMS enables businesses to optimize operational efficiency, reduce costs, and improve asset performance by centralizing data, streamlining processes, and providing real-time insights. The software is used by various industries for managing workplace environments, ensuring compliance, and improving resource utilization.

Requirements:

• 2+ years of experience in web application testing
• At least 1 year of experience as automation QA 
• Good understanding of testing processes and Agile methodologies, especially SAFe
• Strong experience working with test management systems
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills

Nice to have:

• Experience with Python or Java
• Familiarity with MS Azure 
• Experience with K6/NeoLoad usage for load and/or performance testing
• Experience with performance testing
• Experience with the usage of Robot framework for automated testing

Responsibilities:

• Develop, implement, and maintain automated test cases using Robot Framework to ensure functionality, integration, and regression testing

• Design and implement API and UI test automation frameworks, making use of Robot Framework's keyword-driven approach
• Write custom Python libraries to extend the Robot Framework for specific testing requirements
• Use K6 for load testing and performance testing of APIs
• Work with NeoLoad to execute load and stress tests and generate detailed performance reports
• Monitor and analyze performance metrics from NeoLoad and k6 to identify potential bottlenecks and scalability issues
• Collaborate with the development team to understand new features and ensure appropriate testing coverage
• Participate in code reviews to ensure best practices and high-quality standards for test code
• Integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines using Github Actions