Position: Senior Automation QA Engineer
Company: GlobalLogic
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2020-10-01T00:00:00+03:00

**Description**

Due to intensive growth, GlobalLogic Automotive department is glad to invite Automation Quality Assurance Engineer to an Automotive project. 

The project aim is to optimize, extend with new features Automotive Solution. Our clients are Tier 1s and OEMs from Europe and USA and development is targeted to Automotive Solution what will be deployed in newest European cars. The project is considered as technical excellence and we are paying huge attention to technical challenge motivation of our team members as well as excellence compensation. 

At our project we are building a computer-in-the-car architecture – key for enabling innovation within areas such as advanced connectivity, machine learning and autonomous drive.

**Requirements**

Must have:

- 3+ years of experience in Test Automation 
 -Experience with Python 
- Experience in Integration/System Testing of embedded products
- Experience in the creation test plan, test strategy, test cases, and writing test documentation as well
- Good experience in Linux (user o kernel mode)
- Good communication skills
- English both spoken and written
- Readiness to work with requirements (communicate, analyze, define)

Will be a plus:

- Experience in Robot Framework and testing of embedded products
- Evidence of working in safety-critical project
- Experience in C/C++
- Experience in QNX
- Experience in DevOps (CI, Docker, Artifactory)
- Experience in Automotive standards
- Experience in Networking 

**Responsibilities**

- Development and testing of Automotive Systems for EU OEM.
- Creation of automated integration and system test of different level working in Agile cross-functional team
- Integration of automated tests and components into CI pipelines
- Working with requirements — analysis and tracing, communication with stakeholders and architects