QA Automation Engineer

Our client is an international digital product company building high-performance platforms and user experiences across web and mobile. They’re looking for a QA Automation Engineer to take ownership of test automation, ensure product reliability, and help raise the overall quality bar across teams.

You’ll design automation frameworks, implement best practices, and mentor other QA engineers — playing a key role in shaping testing strategy and process improvement across multiple projects.

Location: Remote (Europe / US time zones)
Engagement: Full-time, long-term contract
Start Date: ideally in November

Responsibilities

• Design, build, and maintain robust automated test frameworks.
• Define and lead test strategy across web and backend components.
• Review test plans and automation code to ensure quality standards.
• Mentor junior QA engineers and share best practices.
• Collaborate closely with developers, product, and DevOps teams to identify and resolve quality issues.

• Continuously improve QA tools, coverage, and reporting efficiency.

   

Requirements

• 4–8 years of experience in QA automation or a similar role.
• Strong hands-on experience with Cypress, JavaScript, and TypeScript.
• Proficiency with tools such as JMeter, Postman, and SQL/DB testing.
• Familiarity with Jira for test case and defect management.
• Solid understanding of automation architecture and CI/CD pipelines.
• Strong problem-solving, analytical, and communication skills.
• Experience working in agile, fast-paced environments.

• Knowledge of AWS and DevOps practices is a plus.

   

Nice to Have

• Experience mentoring or leading small QA teams.
• Exposure to API and performance testing.

• Knowledge of modern cloud-based testing environments.

   

Why You’ll Love This Project

• Join a high-performing, international engineering team.
• Lead automation strategy and make a visible impact on product quality.
• Enjoy a collaborative, open, and growth-driven work environment.
• Long-term remote engagement with flexibility and autonomy.