Senior Test Automation Engineer

Senior Test Automation Engineer

Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Imagine a future where your solutions and ideas enable your team to support our global vision of a world that runs entirely on green energy.

Join us in this forward-thinking role where you'll help design, implement, and maintain AI-driven test automation solutions that are scalable, configurable, and robust. You will be at the forefront of modernizing our QA strategy-analyzing automation scope and building intelligent testing suites from scratch that leverage machine learning to enhance efficiency and maintainability within our established frameworks.

About the Team

You'll be part of a dynamic technology and QA group where, together with your team of highly technically skilled colleagues, you will implement efficient QA processes under continued improvement. You'll work transparently with your delivery lead, delivery manager, application architect, and product manager to ensure common awareness across team projects about the QA and automation activities.

As a team, we have a very open, supportive, welcoming, and inclusive working culture. We embrace learning opportunities and networking of similar competency via our Test Automation Community of Practice (CoP).

Key Responsibilities

  • Strategizing and evolving software testing approach from traditional waterfall to in-sprint agile testing
  • Working closely with developers and engineers to maintain quality builds and perform necessary types of testing for each release
  • Increasing test coverage, reducing the number of manual test cases, and increasing automation testing
  • Delivering a new approach to releases by embedding automation in the software release process
  • Setting up environment and deployment for system and integration testing used by multiple teams, and developing pipeline standards for deployment to new projects
  • Ensuring the integrity of financial calculations and the stability of engineering tools

Requirements

  • Experience as a manual and automation test engineer with hands-on experience in automating all stages of the software development lifecycle
  • Experience creating automation test scripts for web and API using frameworks and tools such as Playwright, Specflow, Postman, JMeter, JUnit, NUnit
  • Knowledge of tools enabling CI/CD, such as Jenkins, Azure DevOps, and Git
  • Preferably scripting experience using Python, pytest-bdd, and pandas dataframe
  • Ability to understand complex applications, including testing with a deep understanding of product domain and engineering knowledge
  • Ability to apply business context to automation strategies, ensuring validation logic aligns with industry-specific requirements is a plus

Maybe you've read the above and see you have some transferable skills, even if your experience doesn't quite match all the points. If you think you can bring something valuable to the team, we still encourage you to apply.

Why Join Us?

  • Be a central contributor to the green energy transition
  • Grow your talent in a fast-paced, high-growth industry
  • Learn and develop through challenging assignments and the support of industry-leading experts
  • Perform in a friendly, collaborative work environment based on trust and respect
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