QA Automation Engineer
Anaqua (company site, opens in a new tab)5+ yrsHyderabadRemoteDirect career pageEst. 8–16 LPA
Posted 12h ago
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About This Role
- Own and develop robust, scalable test automation frameworks across UI, API, and microservice layers to enable fast, confident delivery.
- Design and integrate automated quality gates into CI/CD pipelines, including test execution in containerized environments with Docker.
- Build and maintain end-to-end test suites covering cross-browser, visual regression, load/stress, and accessibility testing, while monitoring test quality metrics.
Minimum Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in QA automation.
- Experience with Selenium for browser automation and SQL testing for data validation (PostgreSQL / SQL Server).
- Experience in accessibility testing (WCAG compliance, axe-core, Lighthouse), mobile testing (Appium or equivalent), and microservices resilience or chaos engineering testing.
- Work Experience Required: 5+ years in QA automation.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced in designing modular, scalable test automation frameworks using data-driven and keyword-driven patterns in TypeScript/JavaScript and Python.
- Familiar with automated testing of RESTful APIs, gRPC services, contract testing, and event-driven architectures within Agile SDLC environments.
- Background or domain knowledge in enterprise SaaS, intellectual property, brand protection, or digital investigation is preferred.