About this QC automation role at DXC Technology
Job Description:
🔧 Key Responsibilities
- Participate in all technical aspects of testing and quality assurance across development projects
- Design, execute, and manage test activities throughout different testing life cycles
- Automate testing for Web, Mobile, and APIs
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams in Agile/Scrum environments
- Identify defects, enhance system quality, and ensure smooth delivery
✅ Requirements
- Minimum 3 years of experience in software testing, including at least 2 years in automation testing
- Strong understanding of testing methodologies (test levels, static & dynamic testing)
- Proficiency in automation frameworks and tools:
- Selenium WebDriver (Java)
- Cypress (JavaScript/TypeScript)
- Mobile automation frameworks
- Katalon
- Playwright
- Experience with:
- Programming: Java, JavaScript/TypeScript
- Tools: QTest, JIRA, Confluence
- API Testing: Postman, PACT, SoapUI, REST Assured
- UI Testing: TestNG, Selenium, Cypress
- Ability to work independently in a cross-functional Agile team
- Strong English communication skills in a global working environment
- Comfortable working in a dynamic and fast-paced environment
- Has experience in domain of banking or insurance is a plus
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