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Sr. Cloud QA Engineer

Mississauga

Sonatus is a well-funded, fast-paced, and fast-growing company whose technologies and software help automakers build dynamic software-defined vehicles. With two generations of solutions already on the road with a top global OEM, our vehicle and cloud software solutions are at the forefront of the digital transformation of vehicles. The Sonatus team is a talented and diverse collection of technology and automotive specialists hailing from many of the most prominent companies in their respective industries.

Job Title: Sr. Cloud QA Engineer

We are in an accelerated growth phase and seeking highly motivated. accomplished and driven Cloud QA Test Engineer to join our expanding team. As part of a collaborative cross-functional team responsible for the entire software development life cycle, you will have the exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies and products, contributing from conception to deployment.

Roles and Responsibilities:

  • Develop detailed test plans and execute test cases through automation and manual testing.
  • Write integration tests for backend applications and tests for RESTful/GraphQL APIs.
  • Working with cross functional teams on a daily basis.
  • Project management testing priorities.
  • Participating in a weekly project & bug triage meeting.
  • Communicating with stakeholders if additional testing time is required.
  • Define testing strategies by working with product development and other teams across the company.
  • Review and challenge product requirement specification, design and functional specification, define test strategy, develop detailed end to end solution test plan and test cases.
  • Ability to develop, review and modify Python scripts to enhance test coverage.

Qualifications and Experience:

  • Bachelor's or master’s degree in computer science, Engineering, or a related field.
  • Minimum 8 years of experience in Cloud testing and automated test automation of UI/API testing.
  • Excellent knowledge of test methodologies.
  • Experience with both functional and non-functional testing like Stress and load tests.
  • Good knowledge of Web/UI testing and test automation (preferably by using the Playwright framework with Python)
  • Familiarity with common test frameworks such as Pytest, or similar.
  • Experience working on one of the UI automation tools - Selenium, Playwright.
  • Write integration tests for backend applications and tests for RESTful/GraphQL APIs.
  • Working knowledge of Kubernetes-based infrastructure, docker.
  • Experience working on Kafka or similar technology.
  • Excellent familiarity with Linux command line and knowledge of shell scripting.
  • Good debugging skills, experience in identifying root causes of defects through thorough analysis and debugging.
  • Experience with design and implementation of test tools for automation. Ability to develop and improve automation scripts.
  • Experience with JIRA, Jenkins or similar tools.
  • Excellent written, verbal, and presentation skills.

Sonatus is a fast-paced and innovative company and are seeking team members who are passionate about making a difference. If you are ready to take your career to the next level, we highly encourage you to apply.
 
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