Position: AQA (Python+Selenium)
Company: Upplabs
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Hello. We are looking for a highly skilled AQA (Python+Selenium) for our new client. 

ABOUT THE PROJECT:
Our client’s project is about making service process intelligent by employing data and machine learning. This artificial intelligence platform is transforming the way our clients build relationships with their customers. 

RESPONSIBILITIES: 
Develop, execute and maintain UI and native mobile automated tests.
Improve and add functionality to our automation framework and CI process.
Ownership & analysis of continuous automation test execution results.

YOU HAVE:
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent practical experience.
4+ years experience with automation development in OO language.
Experience programming in Python.
Deep understanding of object-oriented and page object model programming concepts.
Experience working with Selenium.
Familiar with DOM, HTML and Javascript.
Experience with CI/CD tools like Jenkins, Bamboo or similar.
Self-learner and independent executor with the ability to work on multiple projects under tight deadlines.
Nice to Have Experience with mobile native automation development - nice to have.
Experience with Pytest framework - nice to have.

YOU’LL GET:
Competitive salary and regular review of the salary;
Ability to work completely remotely from anywhere in the world;
State holidays;
The best experience of a lifetime = an opportunity to gain invaluable experience and to grow as a marketing professional;
20 paid vacation days and 10 paid sick days;
Flexible work schedule;
Accounting support and full payment of taxes by the company;
Necessary equipment for work;
Compensation of English lessons 100%;
Compensation of professionals training/development measure and education;
$200 start bonus for education;
Corporate online library;
Payment for sports expenses;
Friendly team and enjoyable working environment;
Regular team-building events.