Position: Senior QA Automation (C#) Engineer, Environmental Consulting
Company: DataArt
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

DataArt specialists work closely with the client to help them develop capabilities to evolve and maintain the solution independently. A team of 60+ spread across the US, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. There are two additional DevOps specialists within the team.

**Client**
Our client is one of the leaders in Environmental Services in North America, providing many services from waste disposal to solving complex environmental problems for over 50 years.

**Position Overview**
We are looking for an experienced and open-minded professional with advanced knowledge of C# and Selenium WebDriver.
The successful candidate will need to be dynamic and be able to deliver to the highest standards of test approach and methodology and be able to manage multiple projects at once and business-wide programs in a fast-paced environment.

**Technology Stack**
C#, Selenium WebDriver, SQL, Git, CI/CD.

**Requirements**
- 4+ years of practical experience in automated testing practices using Selenium WebDriver with C#
- Experience in maintaining and enhancing existing automated test plans/scripts
- Experience in design, implementation, and execution of Non-functional testing (load, performance, volume, stress, and scalability tests) using industry-standard tools
- Experience in identifying performance bottlenecks and recommending performance optimizations
- Experience in Creating/modifying test data
- Knowledge of SQL at the level of writing queries
- Knowledge of Git version control system
- OOP skills
- Basic understanding of CI/CD process
- Logical thinking, attentiveness, energy, interest in professional growth
- Able to communicate in English

**Nice to have**
- Experience of testing in an Agile development environment
- Experience with writing automated tests in TypeScript
- Experience in testing microservice, asynchronous interactions, message queues
- Ability to read developers' code in order to cover functional tests
- Working experience in the Travel industry