Sr. QA Engineer (playwright & appium + webdriver)

About The Opportunity

A fast-scaling tech innovator in the EdTech and SaaS space, we build intelligent, user-centric platforms that empower learners and enterprises with seamless digital experiences. Our QA team plays a critical role in ensuring world-class reliability, performance, and usability across web and mobile applications—leveraging modern test automation frameworks to ship with confidence at startup speed.

Role & Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain scalable end-to-end automation test suites using Playwright for web and Appium/Webdriver for mobile platforms.
• Collaborate with developers and product teams to define test strategies, identify edge cases, and ensure quality from feature inception to production.
• Integrate automated test suites into CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or similar) to enable rapid, reliable releases.
• Build reusable, modular test components and framework enhancements to reduce maintenance overhead and accelerate test execution.
• Conduct cross-browser, cross-device, and cross-platform testing to ensure consistent UX and functionality.
• Monitor test results, triage failures, and work with engineering to root-cause and resolve defects early in the development cycle.
  
  

Skills & Qualifications

Must-Have

• Playwright
• Appium
• Webdriver
• JavaScript / TypeScript
• CI/CD Integration
• Test Framework Design
• REST API Testing
• Git
  
  

Preferred

• Experience with Docker or containerized test environments
• Familiarity with mobile testing on iOS/Android simulators and real devices
• Knowledge of performance or accessibility testing tools
  
  

Benefits & Culture Highlights

• Hybrid work model with flexible in-office days and remote-first culture
• Opportunity to shape QA engineering practices in a high-impact, product-driven startup
• Access to learning stipends, certifications, and professional development programs
  
  

Skills: design,appium,mobile,qa leadership,webdriver,framework,testing,platforms,automation