DescriptionJob Description We are looking for a highly experienced QA Automation Engineer with a strong background in Selenium framework development microservices API testing and SQL database validation This role requires deep technical expertise critical thinking, and the ability to design robust automated test strategies for complex distributed systemsKey ResponsibilitiesDesign build and maintain custom Selenium automation frameworks data driven keyword driven hybrid or BDDWrite scalable and maintainable test scripts for UI API and backend testingPerform deep testing of microservices using tools like Postman REST Assured or similarDevelop and execute automated test suites as part of CI CD pipelines eg Jenkins GitLab CICreate SQL queries to validate backend data perform data integrity checks and support test case validationsCollaborate with developers DevOps and other QA engineers to resolve bugs and improve test coverageOwn and drive quality standards advocating for automation best practices across teamsParticipate in code reviews design discussions and continuous improvement of QA processesRequired Skills ExperienceStrong experience in QA Automation with strong emphasis on Selenium WebDriver and framework developmentProficient in one or more programming languages eg Java Python JavaScriptHands on experience testing RESTful APIs microservices with tools like REST Assured Postman SoapUIStrong working knowledge of SQL able to write complex queries and understand data modelsExperience with CI CD tools eg Jenkins GitHub Actions CircleCIFamiliarity with containerized environments eg Docker Kubernetes is a plusStrong analytical and problem solving skills detail oriented and quality driven mindsetPreferred QualificationsExperience with BDD frameworks eg Cucumber BehaveFamiliarity with performance testing tools eg JMeter GatlingISTQB or equivalent QA certification optional but valuedAdded Advantage Experience in Healthcare Insurance domain and PEGA application testing is an added advantage as a QA to understand the domain and the jargons