QA engineers design and write programs that run automated tests on new or existing software – an essential part of the software development cycle. They use automation frameworks (standardized guidelines) to build these programs and write test scripts that do the testing.

To be successful as a test engineer, you should be exceptionally accurate and possess a superior problem-solving aptitude. Ultimately, a test automation engineer will be proficient in programming languages and have excellent time management skills.

Responsibilities

• Review requirements, specifications, and technical design documents.
• Create detailed, comprehensive, and well-structured test plans and test cases.
• Estimate, prioritize, plan, and coordinate testing activities.
• Identify, record, document thoroughly, and track bugs.
• Perform SDTL regression, and UAT
• Develop and apply testing processes for new and existing products to meet client needs
• Manual test functional and non-functional
• Monitor debugging process results
• Create test reports to summarize project status
• Create, maintain, and execute comprehensive suites of test cases.
• Reproduce customer issues, verify potential fixes, and write regression tests.
• Analyze and troubleshoot test failures, submit defects, and communicate test results.
• Track defects and verify fixes.
• Participate in day-to-day QA activities, including the continuous integration and nightly running of automation scripts.
• Increase and improve test coverage.
• Create detailed, comprehensive, and well-structured test strategies/plans/reports.
• Automate testing of web apps (UI), API, Middle tier and Reporting applications.
• Provide clear and detailed status, assess, and mitigate risks to ensure timely delivery with excellent quality
• Automation testing