Position: Middle QA Engineer for Just Eat takeaway
Company: Ciklum
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

**Responsibilities**
As a QA Engineer, you play a key role in ensuring that your team can efficiently turn JUSTEAT’s ideas into reality. You'll need to:

Perform manual & exploratory testing of web applications
Cover application with automation tests
Work closely with the Product Managers to ensure that delivery and quality expectations are clearly understood
Be able to execute tests in an effective manner
Clarify ambiguous scope; you should be one of the team members who can spot requirements that are open to different interpretations
Ensure that your releases have the right level of test coverage, including unit, functional, and performance tests

**Requirements**
3+ years of manual web testing experience
1+ years of automation testing experience
Working within a high-transactional e-commerce business
Being able to manage all QA activities during a weekly distributed agile environment
Establishing how much testing is needed based on risk
Experience with querying databases
Experience with a Linux environment (server logs, fault finding, application configuration)
Experience in use and set up one of the CI tools (Gitlab, Jenkins etc)
Experience with Docker
Experience with Git
English intermediate or better level

**Desirable**
Web test automation using selenium or cypress
Mobile or react native applications testing
API testing
Load testing
JS skills

**What's in it for you**
We’ll believe and trust in you and your abilities. So you and your team will have the authority to make the technical decisions you need to meet your responsibilities to the rest of the platform and company
An environment in which good, evidence-based arguments are always listened to, and will win out
Regular 1-to-1 meetings with your manager, with support and guidance to set and then meet personal career objectives
An open, friendly and fun environment; we have a relaxed dress code and regular social events