Position: Senior Manual QA Engineer (Fintech domain)
Company: KitRUM
Category: QA
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Required skills:
— 2-4+ years of experience in manual testing
— Able to prioritize demands whilst working within a multi-stakeholder environment
— Excellent fault-finding, debugging and diagnostic skills
— Good understanding of micro-services and complementary testing approaches
— Strong testing background in REST API and Web GUI testing
— Solid experience using clients like Postman and Swagger
— Solid experience writing automated API tests in JavaScript
— Comfortable using SQL with an understanding of databases
— Comfortable using continuous integration tools like Jenkins
— Extremely organized and methodical whilst remaining pragmatic
— Confident collaborating with technical and non-technical stakeholders
— Level of English: Upper-Intermediate

As a plus:
— Experience working in Fintech domain

We offer:
— High compensation according to your technical skills
— Long-term projects (12m+) with great Customers
— 5-day working week, 8-hour working day, flexible schedule
— Democratic management style & friendly environment
— WFH option (Possibility to work from home)
— Annual Paid vacation — 15 b/days + unpaid vacation
— Paid sick leaves — 6 b/days per year
— Ukrainian official holidays
— Corporate Perks (external training, English courses, corporate events/team buildings)
— Cozy office in the center of the city
— Coffee, cookies and other goodies
— Professional and personal growth

Responsibilities:
— Define end-to-end user experience and detailed user stories
— Contribute towards testability in order to influence application design for effective testing
— Author detailed test plans against user stories and develop test automation frameworks
— Analyse complex business requirements, to identify interdependencies and impact of payment specific applications
— Proactively engage with all stakeholders (Engineer, Product Owner, Solution Engineering) to close gaps in requirements
— Define and record test cases using the some languages format
— Debug, record and manage defects throughout their lifecycle
— Design and update dashboards for reporting test results in real time
— Track quality metrics and generate reports for stakeholders
— Consistently execute REST API tests manually using Postman for manual and exploratory testing
— Author new and update existing automated acceptance tests in JavaScript
— Contribute towards the wider QA community to facilitate knowledge sharing

Project description:
Client is an online lending British company that provides fast and easy working capital funding to small businesses in South Africa. The client develops a Bank accounting platform for SME where they can manage their bank accounts, analyze spendings, generate and share invoices or get funding, and much more.

The project has challenging tasks and a lot of space for self-development. It is going to be a development from scratch, no legacy. You will work with cutting edge technologies and approaches, using Agile methodology. All processes are well-documented. Client is pretty flexible and all your suggestions are highly appreciated.

Сompany description:
KitRUM is a one-stop custom software development company headquartered in sunny Florida with development centers in Ukraine and Poland.
With a pool of 300+ top-notch engineering resources, we help CxOs of VC-backed startups and fast-growing tech companies in the US, EU and Australia to custom build software engineering teams packed with top-tier talent.

Why us?

We realize that one of the most crucial things for developers — adequate client and fascinating projects. So we qualify our clients to make sure that they:
— have an idea that they believe will make the world a better place;
— think long-term and looking for a trusted-tech partner;
— want to rely on and avoid micromanaging;
— are not f$%$ing jackasses :-)
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