QA Engineer - remote job

Accedia is hiring a QA Engineer. The role sits in IT and programming and is fully remote. The company places no restriction on where the candidate lives, so you can apply from anywhere.

The main tools named in the advert are: Python, Java, QA Automation. Your CV should show concrete examples of exactly these skills.

The employer did not publish a figure; that is settled at interview. The advert sets no condition on working hours.

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We are looking for a QA who is eager to learn, thrives in a collaborative environment, and is motivated to grow and share knowledge. What to expect:

* Work in a supportive environment for international clients

* Diversity in terms of project domain and tech stack, covering the entire software development cycle (developing new and supporting existing features, troubleshooting issues, participating in the testing process, preparing documentation, etc.)

* Work closely with team of various seniority, analyze technical requirements, suggest architecture and system design solutions, estimate effort and plan tasks

* Actively communicate tasks, requirements, issues and open questions with your team and the client

* Learn new technologies, participate in various knowledge-sharing initiatives (e.g. delivering internal trainings) and take professional certifications

Requirements The perfect candidate meets the following:

* Relevant education /University, courses, certificates, etc./ Relevant certifications in testing (e.g., ISTQB) are a plus

* Minimum 2 years of practical experience in testing, writing test cases and test plans

* Familiar with testing web and API applications

* Familiarity with automation frameworks and tools (e.g., Selenium, JUnit, TestNG, or similar).

* Proficiency in at least one programming language (e.g., Java, Python, JavaScript).

* Strong logical and analytical thinking

* Fluency in English

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