Position: Senior/Lead Automation QA Engineer
Company: PLVision
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate

SONiC (Software for Open Networking in the Cloud) is the world's most popular open-source NOS (Network Operating System). It is based on Linux and runs on switches from various vendors and chips. 

Our customer is a US-based networking equipment and software vendor, one of the global market leaders in open network solutions for data centers, telecommunications, and enterprise networks.

PLVision is a software R&D firm, specializing in solutions for Computer Networking, Embedded Systems, and the Internet of Things Connectivity, that operates on the global market since 2007.

Vacancy responsibilities:
· Lead the team, coach and train team members
· Test Plan and Strategy update
· Troubleshooting Test Case results
· Running and Analysis of Community Test Case results on different platforms
· Expansion/ writing of new Test Cases and contribute them to Community

Vacancy requirements:
· Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Software/Computer/Communication Engineering
· 4+ years of experience in automation testing (Python/ Ansible)
· In-depth Linux knowledge and strong Linux troubleshooting skills
· Deep understanding of networking protocols
· Good scripting skills in Bash/Python3
· Experience with CI Tools, e.g. Jenkins
· Advanced experience with test automation tools and strategies
· Strong knowledge and deep understanding of QA methodologies
· Hands-on experience with GIT console
· Knowledge of technical English at Intermediate level and higher

Vacancy plus options:
· Previous experience with SONiC
· High organizational and leadership skills
· Good communication skills, ability to work in a team
· Hands-on experience with Ethernet Switches: Cisco/Arista/Juniper Switches/Routers or similar
· Experience with Hardware or Software traffic generators: IXIA, Spirent, TRex, Ostinato, scapy, etc.
· Experience with Ethernet traffic analyzers: Wireshark, tcpdump, etc.