QA Automation Engineer (Selenium) QA, Test 🏆 - Bering Straits Native Corporation - Dayton, OH

QA Automation Engineer (Selenium) 💰 Salary: $95,000 - 135,000 per year

At Bering Straits Native Corporation we are looking for a QA, Test engineer!

🛠️ Our tech stack:
CI/CD, DevOps, GitLab, Support, JIRA, Java, SQL, Selenium, TDD, Tester

📝 Rquirements:
- Minimum of three (3) years of experience in automated and manual software testing
- Bachelors degree in a relevant field
- Must be a U.S. citizen
- Proficiency in writing and executing manual and automated test scripts to support a Selenium automation script library
- Familiarity with contemporary automated testing methodologies
- Comprehensive understanding of acceptance testing, test case development, and test procedure execution
- Experience or aptitude in scripting automated tests using tools like QTP/UFT and/or Selenium
- Exceptional communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively
- Familiarity with Visio, Jira, GitLab, SQL, and Java
- Knowledge of test-driven development and capability to code automated tests
- Agile experience is preferred
- Background in programming is advantageous
- Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Science, or Engineering is preferred

👩‍💻👨‍💻 Your responsibilities are:
- Plan and coordinate advancements in test automation for the portfolios systems
- Evaluate the functionality of applications to confirm proper operation
- Develop test automation frameworks and integrate them into the DevOps delivery pipeline
- Mentor other testers on creating automated tests and integrating them into the DevOps workflow
- Conduct automated and manual regression tests for all test cases to ensure new code does not disrupt existing functionalities
- Assess the systems capabilities for functionality, interoperability, and data validation across distributed components
- Establish scheduled automated testing on source code committed to support build integrity and compliance with coding standards
- Perform testing (automated or manual) to verify that code can be compiled