Software Engineer In Test

A Leading technology provider for the shipping industry is looking for a QA Engineer / SDET to join the growing European team. Salary: 55,000 euros per annum Location: Fully Remote (in below locations) Greece, Egypt, France, Spain, Gibraltar, Italy, Holland, Malta, Poland, Denmark, UK, Turkey Review and understand end to end business requirements, System/Application design, Integration, and functionalities/feature. Review and understand enterprise & solution architectures, design implementation of new features end-to-end considering both functional & non-functional requirements and the entire tech stack – frontend, backend, database, middleware, AWS, and DevOps Effectively contribute to test plan creation, test strategy creation, develop test scenarios, develop test cases, collect test data, create test batches, perform test cases, report defects, track defect. Develop, execute and maintain automation test scripts, utilities, data sets leveraging commercial and/or open-source tools. Research and make recommendations to the group regarding new automation technology available and its proper application. Work with support, stakeholders, and developers to aid in replication of software defects. Provide guidance in good test design and implementation techniques. Automate testing of defects and assist with the maintenance of Regression Test suite. Responsible for creation, delivery, and maintenance of automated scripts. Prepare effort estimates for testing related tasks / projects. Prepare status reports and communicates to stakeholders. What you need: Expert knowledge of .Net and C# scripting Familiar with AWS cloud infrastucture Expert in both manual and automated testing Great level of ability with SQL Database Experience using automation tools such as Selenium and Jasmine

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