Position: Middle/Senior QA Automation Engineer (C#) (ID: 9008)
Company: Infopulse
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

Our client is a Fortune 500 company from the USA that manufactures products and provides engineering services for a wide range of industrial, commercial, and consumer markets.  
We are looking for a professional and result-oriented specialist who can deliver in an agile environment. Our ideal candidate is also enthusiastic about hardware engineering and creation of highly reliable and effective automation infrastructure.

**Areas of Responsibility**

•	Design and implementation of reusable automation framework libraries for desktop and chromium embedded framework (CEF) applications
•	Design and implementation of test automation scripts
•	Carrying out the integration of tests into the CI/CD pipelines (TFS / Azure DevOps)
•	Documentation of the framework capabilities and conducting workshops on its usage
•	Implementation of configurable and human-readable logging consumable by TFS / Azure DevOps
•	Collaboration with project team members (architecture, integration, infrastructure, deployment, configuration, migration and operations) regarding any autotest-related issues and test environments.

**Qualifications**

•	C#: 3+ years of experience in Backend and Frontend test automation
•	Selenium Chrome Driver: 1+ years of experience
•	Experience in desktop tests automation
•	Deep knowledge of testing methodology and test documentation
•	Experience in Client-Server applications testing
•	Knowledge of software development life cycle, version control systems, continuous integration and build automation systems
•	Upper-Intermediate level of English.

**Will be an advantage**

•	Experience with the evaluation process of Automated Testing tools
•	Experience with TFS 2018 / Azure DevOps
•	Experience with Chromium Embedded Framework powered applications
•	Experience in hardware testing over API
•	Experience in QA Automation Framework development on C#.