Automation QA Engineer

November 5, 2026

Remote

Senior

Warszawa, Poland

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Description

The company is hiring an Automation QA Engineer to join the team building a new customer portal for a large logistics company. The portal runs on Azure with a React/TypeScript installable PWA front end, Python/FastAPI services and an Azure Databricks lakehouse, with strict data isolation between tenants as a core requirement. The role owns an automation-first test system for the application and its data, including quality evidence for each release.

Responsibilities

Define the test strategy and test plan for each release together with the team and the client
Build and maintain UI end-to-end automation with Playwright, and API and contract tests with pytest against an OpenAPI 3.1 contract
Write cross-tenant negative tests: prove that a user of one customer company can never see or change another company's data, through the UI, the API or exports
Test role-based access and entitlements: admins, internal staff, customer users, delegated access
Run performance and load tests (Azure Load Testing or k6) against agreed targets
Run security tests in the pipeline (DAST with OWASP ZAP) and support remediation and retest after penetration tests
Test accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA) with automated checks (axe) and manual review; test the PWA across the agreed browser and device matrix, including web push on iOS
Test data: reconcile application data against source systems, verify data quality rules, run KPI regression against certified baselines, and prepare evidence packs for data sign-off
Help test AI features: evaluation sets for the assistant, checks that answers stay within the user's data
Integrate all tests into CI/CD (GitHub Actions), keep them fast and stable, and report quality at release gates
Manage defects and give clear, reproducible bug reports

Requirements

4+ years of test automation for web applications and APIs, with code in TypeScript or Python that you maintain like production code
Strong Playwright (or Cypress / Selenium with a clear reason to move to Playwright): page objects or fixtures, test data management, parallel runs, flaky-test control
API testing with pytest or similar: authentication flows (OAuth2 / OIDC, JWT), contract testing against OpenAPI, negative and boundary cases
Experience testing role-based access and multi-tenant isolation
Good SQL: you can write reconciliation queries between a source and a target and explain each variance
CI integration of tests (GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps or similar): test reports, quality gates, running tests per pull request
Clear written and spoken English; you can explain a defect and its business impact to developers and to the client
Data testing frameworks: Great Expectations, chispa, dbt tests; Databricks or another lakehouse
Performance testing with k6, JMeter or Azure Load Testing
Security testing: OWASP ZAP, OWASP Top 10 and API Top 10
Accessibility testing (axe, screen readers) and PWA / mobile browser testing
Testing LLM features: evaluation sets, groundedness checks, prompt-injection test cases
ISTQB or similar certification
Logistics, transportation or supply-chain domain