QA (Linux) Sr. / TL Engineer _ Signing Bonus 2500 USD Offline

Fluent supplies ultra-low-latency financial backbone systems to tier-1 banks in EU and US. These systems allow the bank to serve multiple algorithmic traders, supplying market access and trading, risk management, price adaptation, liquidity aggregation etc.

Fluent is currently a leading software provider in that competitive market, adding customers rapidly while expanding our product.

Please visit us at https://fluenttech.net/

Hiring Sprint at Fluent in Feb-Mar 2022!

Signing Bouns $2500

Job Description

We are looking for an experienced Server-side QA Engineer to join and lead our UA testing team of 3 QA engineers. The job includes deep-testing of a complex financial service and its corresponding application. The work is a combination of analyzing large log files to verify processing correctness, and testing a complex UI application.

Responsibilities will include:

- Be a tech expert for the UA QA team and lead their activities

- Leading the local team interfaces with Devs,Support, and other QA teams off-shore. incl. communication with the customer as to his business requirements and expectations

- Digging the system for missing requirements

- Going over specifications documents thoroughly to find special cases and scenarios

- Doing full coverage for Configuration files to find problematic values and combinations

- Becoming the house-expert of the application.

- Be a part of rapid testing cycles to deliver high quality products

Needed:

- 5+ years experience of QA, of which at least 1+ year as server-side QA

- Relevant small team / tech leading experience

- Strong experience with the following technologies : Linux/Unix, regular expressions

- Bug detection abilities and good analysis to root cause detection

- English Intermediate (B1) +

Advantages

- Financial background : FX, equities, trading, algo trading

- Experience in writing automation tests for applications in Unix/Linux environments

- Experience with scripting languages - Python, BASH or equivalent