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Description
Senior QA Automation Engineer at DAVANTIS, a global leader in AI-driven video analytics with 20+ years of experience across 40+ countries. The role focuses on designing, developing, and evolving test automation frameworks for AI-based software platforms. The position involves technical leadership in testing strategy, CI/CD integration, and shift-left quality practices.
Responsibilities
Design, develop and maintain robust, scalable and sustainable test automation frameworks
Lead the automation testing strategy, defining best practices, standards and technical approaches
Implement and execute automated tests at UI, API and regression level
Integrate automation into CI/CD pipelines
Collaborate closely with development teams to incorporate quality from early stages (shift-left)
Analyze test results, identify quality risks and propose technical solutions
Evaluate, propose and incorporate new technologies and innovative approaches including AI applied to testing
Provide technical leadership, initiative and problem-solving ability for complex challenges
Requirements
University degree in Computer Engineering, Telecommunications or similar
More than 3 years of experience in test automation
Demonstrable experience in creation and maintenance of automation frameworks
Solid experience with Playwright (highly valued)
Good programming/scripting level in JavaScript/TypeScript, Python or others
Experience in agile environments and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams
Conditions
Permanent contract and full-time position
Highly qualified technical environment specialized in AI and computer vision
Participation in high-impact projects with cutting-edge technologies
Continuous training and real professional growth opportunities
Competitive salary according to seniority
PlaywrightCI/CDJavaScriptai / video analyticsPythonTypeScript
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