Position: QA Automation Engineer
Company: Softwarium
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

We develop software for American, Canadian, and Norwegian customers in the educational, medical, energy, and security spheres.

Project details: The project from the customer located in Norway, Stavanger. The essence of the project is creation of the product for processing and graphical data visualization for the oil industry.

Technologies: C# or JS, Selenium, Azure DevOps, Kubernetes.

Team: 3 backend developers; 2 frontend developers; PM, Product owner (Norwegian-based).

**REQUIRED SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS**
- Advanced in automation coding using Selenium;
- 2+ years of full-time work experience programming test automation projects;
- Hands-on experience with Azure DevOps pipelines;
- Working experience with test case management repositories like Microsoft Azure Test Plans;
- Experience with software/system troubleshooting to determine causes of failures in automated tests;
- Ability to work flexible hours to communicate and interact with USA-based technical teams;
- Ability to effectively handle multiple tasks and competing priorities;
- At least Intermediate English verbal and written language skills;
- Strong ability for adapting to challenges and continual process improvement in a rapid technical environment.

**KEY RESPONSIBILITIES**
- Develop own test automation framework;
- Integrate auto tests in CI/CD pipelines;
- Configure running tests in Docker container;
- Set up automation testing on the project from scratch;
- Perform a full cycle of End-to-End tests.

**Working conditions:**

🤝 Contract B2B;

🏠 It is possible to work remotely;

💪 No overtime;

🚀 All required courses, training, and participation in conferences are paid for by the company;

💶 You can always count on paying for a vacation, sick leave, and holidays;

🤩 We immediately feel the contact with our person, so we have only 3 stages of the interviews (HR, Tech, Tech with customer).