test engineer

TekLeaders, Inc

Jersey City, NJ, United States

16 days ago

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Role details

Contract type

Temporary contract

Employment type

Full-time (> 32 hours)

Experience level

Expert

Working hours

Regular working hours

Job source

www.dice.com

Tech stack

Java (Programming Language) Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) Automation of Tests Code Coverage Groovy Apache JMeter Load Testing Regression Testing Selenium Smoke Testing User Interface Testing Performance Testing

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Gatling Kotlin Restful APIs Cucumber (Software) Jasmine Microservices

Job description

Automation Testing: Strong experience in automated testing frameworks
Microservices Testing:
API-level testing for ~12 microservices
Familiarity with RESTful interfaces (7018P)
UI Testing:
Web front-end testing
Tools: Selenium, Jasmine (mentioned), others welcome
Regression Testing:
Maintain and expand a large regression test suite
Thousands of existing tests across services

Frameworks & Tools

Cucumber:
Heavy use of Groovy-based Cucumber (open to Java/Kotlin variants)
Will be building out cucumber-based regression and smoke test suites
JMeter:
Currently used for smoke/regression testing
Limitations noted in integration and reporting
Load Testing:
Build from scratch a performance/load testing suite
Simulate steady-state, batch, and spike scenarios
Tools: JMeter, Gatling, or others welcome, * Take ownership of existing test suites and expand/optimize them
Build new test frameworks (especially for load/performance)
Clean up and reorganize legacy cucumber tests
Integrate test results with reporting frameworks (e.g., Scale)
Work independently with minimal hand-holding
Collaborate with dev teams to understand service functionality and test coverage needs

Requirements

Self-starter: Can jump in with minimal onboarding
Testing guru : Deep experience across UI, API, and performance testing
Flexible with tech stack: Comfortable switching between Groovy, Java, Kotlin, etc.
Not necessarily a Java expert, but must understand service functionality and testing logic