AddressMy client is a multi award-winning global leader in web tech who are expanding their Sydney team. With over six million customers across the globe and extensive product offerings, they're now seeking a collaborative and experienced Senior Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) to join the team.
Core Responsibilities:
- Architect and build test frameworks for real-time, large-scale applications.
- Develop and execute test cases for web and mobile applications.
- Drive automation for micro-services and micro-frontends.
- Collaborate with development teams to ensure high-quality software products.
- Design and implement test automation frameworks using modern technologies.
- Integrate projects with CI/CD servers like Bamboo or Jenkins.
- Monitor builds and manage product deployments.
- Identify, report, and track defects using JIRA or similar tools.
- Participate in code reviews and provide feedback.
- Research and evaluate new testing tools and methodologies.
- Mentor and guide other SDETs on the team.
Key Technical Experience Required (4 years +):
- Programming: Java, Python and/or JavaScript experience
- Automation Tools: Selenium, Appium, JMeter or similar
- Automation Frameworks: Cypress, TestNG, JUnit, PyTest
- CI/CD and additional tools: Jenkins, Bamboo, Jira
- Testing: Test-Driven Development and/or API Testing
Please note:
Due to the nature of this role, please only apply should you meet the technical requirements highlighted above.
In addition, this position is only available to Permanent Residents or Citizens of Australia.
What to expect:
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted within the coming day(s), for an in depth discussion around the position and your experience.
Non-shortlisted candidates will be contacted from 25th May and onwards via email.
Application Process:
If you're excited by the prospect of leveraging your skills as a SDET in a global web technology company, we encourage you to apply.
Via the button below, ensure you answer the screening questions to the best of your ability.
