Position: Junior Automation QA Engineer
Company: Unumed
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 1y
English level: upper
Published: 2023-07-01T00:00:00+03:00

**RESPONSIBILITIES**
As a Junior AQA Engineer, your area of responsibility is split between manual testing and creating automated tests. The split is determined by ongoing development and may vary overtime, but as time goes it will move more towards creating automated tests. Your responsibilities include:
- Manual testing. Mainly UAT and exploratory. Rarely smoke and regression. 
- Creating testing scenarios and documenting them into the test management tool.
- Maintaining and automating scenarios using Cypress.io (JavaScript). 
- Developing programming skills, growing into creating API testing automated tests.

**REQUIREMENTS**
- You are proactive and like to ask questions.
- You are a team player. Ready to help when help is needed.
- You are curious and would like to get deeper understanding of the system and how it works.
- You are independent and self-driven. You can work alone on a task without tight oversight and are able to manage your time and tasks effectively. 
- You can identify when you’re blocked and can get unblocked by asking for help.
- You can clarify feature requirements to assure thorough testing.
- You can receive feedback from your colleagues in a constructive manner and understanding that feedback is always professional and never personal.
- You have understanding of Software development life cycle (SDLC).
- You have clear understanding of testing methodologies and can apply your knowledge.
- You can write clear and concise bug reports, testing scenarios and other testing related documentation.
- You are comfortable working with modern JavaScript (ES7+, NPM, NodeJS).
- You are familiar with testing frameworks such as Jest/Cypress.io or any other modern JS testing framework.
- You are comfortable working with GIT.

**OFFER**
- 20 days over 12 months of paid vacation.
- 5 days over 12 months of paid sick leaves.
- Work as PE.
- No bureaucracy. You’ll have up to 1h of prescheduled meetings weekly.
- Room to grow. You are encouraged to try out and learn new things. You will get mentoring on any topic related to your position.
- Smart QA approach. You will not be doing countless smoke and regression runs.
- Your feedback matters. You have a say during SDLC and are encouraged to bring up your perspective as a QA Engineer.
- Autonomy. Working remotely, you can work flexible hours as long as you’re meeting your deadlines.
- Creating market-leading technology product for customers around the world as part of a globally distributed development team.
- Opportunity to become a part of the success that Unumed is creating as we scale rapidly.