Position: Middle QA Automation Engineer (Java)
Company: SMPL
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

AIC Ukraine is a 100% subsidiary of the AERTiCKET Group. As part of its activities, AIC Ukraine carries out conceptualization and development of the ContentConnector - a platform for integrating APIs of various airlines, railway companies and other suppliers, homogenizing the received content and transferring it to a unified form for use in the company's B2B and B2C distribution channels.

We are currently looking for a QA engineer to join our team in Ukraine.

Responsibilities

Assuring software quality in travel-oriented products
Designing test plans, scenarios, scripts, and procedures
Analyzing test results and reporting to the development team
Troubleshooting automation software
Bugs and errors root-cause analysis
Collaborating with the development team to solve application bugs and errors
  

Requirements

Detailed knowledge of application functions and QA methodologies
Hands-on experience with API testing
Familiarity with programming languages, including Java
Knowledge of Selenium/Selenide, Allure2, TestNG, Maven
Experience with Insomnia/Postman/SoapUI
2+ years experience in QA (1 year in test automation)
Good written English
 

Desirable

University degree in Computer science, Engineering, or similar 
Awareness of the Travel Industry and understanding of ticket booking systems operations
Experience with WireMock, Docker, Gitlab CI, Kibana
Experience with end-to-end testing in multiple API-connected services
 

Personal skills

Engineering skills and system thinking
Strong analytical skills. Accuracy and attention to detail
Setting clear goals and priorities. Time-management, ability to handle multi-tasking activities and prioritization
High flexibility. Ability to modify approach as per changing stakeholders, conditions, circumstances and feedback. Quick learning
Good communication and teamwork skills
Self-sufficiency. Ability to accept criticism for continuous improvement