Position: Lead QA Automation
Company: GlobalLogic
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Job Description
We are looking for a talented Lead QA Automation Engineer to join our team.

The team is responsible for the sensor’s infrastructure and other critical and strategic projects in our EPP department.
Our platform manages millions of sensors deployed on all types of operating systems, secures them and prevents threats.

Team player, accountable, dedicated and passionate.
B.Sc. Computer Science/Engineering or equivalent knowledge.
2+ years of experience leading Quality Assurance Team (at least 1 year in Agile environment)
4+ years of hands-on QA work 
4+ years of experience with Python, Java, Shell, Scripting and Automation tools.
Strong technical skills and fast learner.
Team player, responsible, dedicated and passionate.
Deep understanding of testing and quality in an agile delivery process
Self-learner
Advantages:

Experience with Pytest
Experience building & working with mocks.
Experience with Jenkins
Job Responsibilities
Be the owner of product quality.
Create and Review test plan’s, Product Documentation, User Manuals.
Build, Execute and Maintain Progression and Regression, Automation Test Suites
Develop and own the team’s automation infrastructure and tests.
Be part of our Product development cycle from design to release, and to production.
Collaborate with teams across the organization.
 

Department/Project Description
The client is a product international company that provides a defense platform that enables development and security teams to protect critical workloads against emerging threats and undiscovered vulnerabilities with a lightweight agent that protects the organization's public, private and hybrid cloud deployments on-premises data centers managed. In addition, it is an advanced endpoint detection and response platform, which gathers as much information as possible to detect and analyze complex threats while being as non-intrusive as possible, minimizing the impact on the network and the endpoint.