| Hi, Hope you are doing well! Please revert me your interest with this role. Role: Software Development engineer in Test (SDET) Job Type: Contract Location: Atlanta, GA (Day one onsite at hybrid Model) Please share local consultant from GA only & do mention the work authorization & current location. Required skills: Java coding, Selenium, Cucumber, Automation, Cypress, REST Assured and AWS.
JD: Design, develop, execute, and maintain software to test the product/application. • Define automation strategy, automation cases as well as Design tools for unit, functional, and performance testing in a programmatic manner. • Participate in design and code inspections. • Propose improvements to our existing processes and build automated tools, libraries, and utilities in order to improve the team’s speed, quality, and efficiency. • The testing code you write should expose defects in production level code as well as defects at the component and feature integration perspective. • Work with a wide variety of technologies from front-end UI to back-end distributed web services. • Own the design and implementation of tests that will help in end-to-end quality of major deliverables working closely with multiple engineers and teams to execute them. • Integration of both the tests and infrastructure automation into the CI/CD pipeline is also a key responsibility in this position. • Contribute to agile development teams following 12 Factor application development principles. • Collaborate effectively within team environment.
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