Engineering · Full-time
QA Automation Engineer
You'll build the coverage that makes a two-week release cadence safe, and do the manual testing that automation genuinely can't replace.
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- Experience
- 3–6 years
- Salary band
- ₹10–18 LPA
- Workplace
- Hybrid · Sector 63, Noida (NCR)
- Type
- Full-time
What you'll own
- The automated suite across client products — and its runtime, because a slow suite gets skipped
- Deciding what's worth automating and what isn't
- Exploratory testing on the paths that matter most to the client's business
- Accessibility testing as part of the definition of done
What we need
- Playwright, Cypress or comparable, on a suite you owned
- Enough programming to write maintainable test code, not just recordings
- API testing alongside UI
- The judgement to argue that something shouldn't be automated
Helpful, not required
- Performance testing
- Mobile automation
- CI integration and flake triage
What this role isn't
So the wrong candidates can rule themselves out in thirty seconds rather than three interviews.
- It isn't a manual-only role.
- It isn't a gate at the end of a project — you're in from sprint one.
How we interview
- 01Screening call — 30 minWhat you've automated and what you deliberately didn't.
- 02Technical conversation — 75 minWe look at a real feature and plan its coverage together.
- 03Conversation with the Head of Engineering — 45 minStandards and your questions.
Decision within two weeks of the first call. If it's a no, you get a reason, not silence.
Apply
Tell us what you'd want to own.
Not a covering letter. A few honest sentences about what you've built and what you want to build next, plus a link to your GitHub, portfolio or anything shipped.
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