QA/Test Engineer

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2 months ago
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Location: London (2/3 days a week onsite)
Salary: Up to £50,000 + Benefits

CPS Group are looking for an experienced QA/Test engineer to join a leading provider of innovative technology solutions, focused on delivering high-impact software to clients across diverse industries, with a strong reputation for excellence and a rapidly expanding global presence.

As a QA/Test Engineer you will drive the quality of technical solutions for a variety of projects. The role requires proficiency in manual and automated testing, Jira, web applications, SQL, user stories, and Gherkin. Experience with payment systems, reporting tools, and security testing is a plus. Working in an Agile environment, you'll develop and implement effective testing strategies to ensure reliability and performance.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop, document, and execute manual test scripts based on user stories and acceptance criteria
  • Conduct functional, regression, integration, and performance testing for web applications and APIs
  • Design, implement, and maintain automated test scripts using tools like Selenium or Cypress
  • Integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing
  • Use SQL queries to validate backend data integrity and verify test results

    Required Skills & Experience:
  • Proven experience in QA testing for web applications, technical solutions, and security testing
  • Knowledge of software development testing and RESTful API testing using tools like Postman
  • Familiarity with performance testing tools and methodologies
  • Strong manual testing skills, including test script creation and execution
  • Proficiency in automated testing with Selenium, Cypress, or similar tools
  • Experience using Jira for defect tracking and test management

    Contact: Matt Jacob - CPS Group UK

    By applying to this advert you are giving CPS Group (UK) Ltd authority to hold and process your data for this specific role and any other roles we may deem suitable to you over time. We will not pass your data to any third party without your verbal or written permission to do so. All incoming and outgoing calls are recorded for training and compliance purposes. CPS Group (UK) Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy. Our new privacy policy can be found here (url removed)

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