Position: Test Automation Engineer (Java)
Company: SoftServe
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

**WE ARE**
Our client is an Unified IT Management Platform build on top of microservice topology. Big company with development centers in US, India, Ukraine & Belarus. The Project empowers best practices in SDLS and technology. It is a great opportunity to learn new things and grow professionally. You will be a part of cross-national team with deep integration into client’s corporate processes.
 
**YOU ARE**
To the best of your advantage, you should possess such production experience as:
•	Java: aware of design patterns and to have the practice to use it, code best practices.
•	Ready to work with BDD framework (karate)
•	JMeter (Good to know)
•	Hands on a Requirements analysis 
•	Task Estimation techniques
•	Personal responsibility and task execution ownership 
•	Proactive communication 
•	Vertical slice development (Development and QA activity starts in parallel). 
•	Ready to work in pairs.
•	Ready to switch between different types of testing: BE (REST API/ GraphQL) - must have, UI (Selenium)- good to know, Security testing - good to know
•	Test cases writing, review, and further automation of it
 
**YOU WANT TO WORK WITH**
•	Participation in planning, demo, and meetings with client
•	Estimation and scope decomposition
•	Documentation support and enhancement 
•	Prototypes and proof-of-concept creation with their further delivery 
 
**TOGETHER WE WILL**
•	Work with a big amount of tools and techniques that usually other projects are not aware of
•	Make changes on a bigger scale, taking on challenges while developing oneself professionally and personally on a daily basis 
•	Grow business domain with Interesting project Create Excellent team atmosphere 
•	Enjoy flexible working hours 
•	Take part in internal and external event 
•	Give you access to experienced specialists who are so much willing to share their knowledge