Senior QA Engineer (Automation) - Intercontinental Exchange - Atlanta, GA

Overview ICE is a provider of enterprise on-demand solutions, including an online network, software and services for the residential mortgage industry. We are leading the mortgage industry into the future, developing and marketing software solutions that are transforming how mortgage lenders, investors, and settlement service providers work—and work together. We are looking for a passionate, creative, and confident person to act as a champion for quality on our project teams. You must be driven and possess an intellectual curiosity that leads you to continually ask if the product meets the customers\' needs and is truly best in class. Ability to work as part of a team and willingness to jump in and do what it takes to deliver on commitments will make you a successful part of the product development organization. Responsibilities Review product requirements, create and execute test cases based on the requirements to ensure code generated by the engineering team conforms to specified requirements. Effectively plan and estimate test creation and execution schedules. Generate and lead test plan execution to a schedule and ensure comprehensive testing coverage, while guiding other QA engineers within the test plan execution. Routinely generate and communicate project QA test status reports while highlighting areas of risk, with proposed risk mitigation options. Ability to understand end user application issues and quickly determine steps to reproduce an issue. Interface with automation engineers to identify and prioritize areas for significant efficiency gains through test automation, while also routinely involved in automated test execution and Automate new scenarios using JAVA/Selenium/Test NG UI automation frameworks. Actively participate in grooming, planning and daily standups. Assist in choosing appropriate test methodology and preparing test environment. Develop and execute complex test scenarios and test cases. Monitor test execution and debug problems. Catch fun