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Remote and metro hiring increase applicant pool, but senior, specialized QA automation reduces overall competition.
Specialized QA automation, API/data validation, Kafka and cloud skills limit transferability across unrelated roles.
Explicit 10+ years, 3+ years leadership and mandatory Java, API, Kafka, CI/CD requirements create high shortlisting strictness.
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Lead and mentor a team of quality engineers focused on API, integration, and data validation testing, establishing enterprise-wide automation and quality standards.
Design, develop, and maintain scalable automation frameworks and drive automation-first testing approaches across multiple testing types for complex distributed systems.
Oversee quality assurance for enterprise integrations, ensuring data integrity and validation across databases, event-driven architectures, and streaming platforms like Kafka, integrating automated testing into CI/CD pipelines.
10+ years experience in Quality Engineering or Test Automation with at least 3 years in technical leadership or management roles.
Strong hands-on expertise in Java, automation frameworks (e.g., Karate, Cucumber, JUnit, REST Assured), API-centric and data-intensive application testing.
Experience with cloud environments (AWS), event-driven architectures (Kafka), and CI/CD tools (e.g., Jenkins, GitHub Actions).
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, IT, Engineering, or related technical field preferred but not strictly stated as mandatory.
Experienced leader comfortable balancing hands-on technical work with strategic quality engineering leadership across complex API and data platform integrations.
Strong technical depth in automation frameworks, event-driven systems, and cloud-native architectures, with a focus on continuous testing and quality automation innovation.
Proven ability to influence and collaborate across cross-functional teams to drive quality maturity and operationalize advanced test automation and observability practices.