Position: Senior QA engineer
Company: MadAppGang
Category: QA Automation
Experience required: 5y
English level: fluent
Published: 2021-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

Looking for a Senior QA engineer to work in Evergen project within MadAppGang team. 8 MadAppGang teammates work in Evergen already: CTO, Go developers, DevOps – some of them are part-timers. CTO is the founder of MadAppGang

Evergen is an IT-start-up of the biggest energetic Australian company. https://www.evergen.com.au/ Evergen Intelligent Control optimizes solar and battery system performance, enabling homeowners to take control of their energy costs and impact on the environment. It’s an amazing ecological start-up which can change the world for good.

Salary is in the currency, depends on the result of the interview. 



As a QA engineer, the candidate will need to start the testing process from scratch, automate everything can be automated. Develop functional, regression, integration, load testing as well as testing microservice architecture and backend, making database requests, writing scripts.



English level – B1 and higher

It will be a plus if a candidate has a time-zone GMT+6 and about that

Our goodies:

You get free English lessons with a qualified IT English teacher and native speaker.

We compensate 70% of the cost of the subscription to the gym (or another type of sports activity).

We compensate 30% if you decided to buy your personal equipment for work. It’s not required though. By default, we will provide you with everything you need.

The webinars, courses, and conferences for your professional development are fully compensated.

24 paid holidays a year

Job requirements
knowledge of one of the main programming languages like: Node, Typescript, GoLang, C#, Python
AWS
MongoDB, ElasticSearch, Redis
Kubernetes
Kafka
BitBucket, BitBucket pipelines
Asana and notion for project management.
Jira, Slack
Experience in test automation (with any language).
Skills in building testing processes.
Experience in using Docker