Quality Engineer – 100 Remote

Quality Engineer Remote
Be part of a digital transformation initiative within the insurance sector focused on enhancing advisor-facing applications and electronic document management solutions. This opportunity involves contributing to quality engineering activities automated testing and integration validation in a collaborative Agile environment supporting critical business platforms.
What is in it for you:

Salaried: $61-71 per hour.
Incorporated Business Rate: $73-83 per hour.
6-month contract with the potential for permanent employment.
Day schedule 37.50 hours per week.
Enjoy the flexibility of remote work.
Responsibilities:

Support the Unified Advisor Experience platform related to electronic application and lifecycle tracking and electronic document management.
Build and maintain automated API and integration test suites.
Validate advisor-facing data application and transaction lifecycle statuses client statements and tax documents.
Verify integrations between backend systems and the advisor portal front end.
Perform end-to-end data validation.
Conduct metadata and tagging verification.
Execute entitlement and access-control testing.
Perform regression testing within CI/CD pipelines.
Manage the defect lifecycle.
Collaborate with backend developers within an Agile squad.
What you will need to succeed:

Required qualifications

Experience with API and integration test automation using Postman REST Assured or equivalent tools.
Experience with test automation frameworks and scripting using Java JavaScript or Python.
Experience performing end-to-end data validation across integrated source systems and front-end API contracts.
Experience designing and executing regression testing within CI/CD pipelines using GitHub and pull request-based workflows.
Experience with Agile quality engineering practices and defect lifecycle management.
Preferred qualifications

Experience with performance and load testing.
Experience testing Salesforce integrations.
Experience testing document management integrations including Alfresco.
Experience in financial services or banking domain testing.
Experience working with Playwright for end-to-end and UI automation.
Experience working with Postman for API test collections and integration testing.
Experience working with JMeter for performance and load testing.
Experience working with CI/CD-integrated automated test suites that generate test reports screenshots and logs.
Exposure to improving automation coverage at the orchestration and integration layers including service-facade and orchestration testing.
Why Recruit Action

Recruit Action (agency permit: AP-2504511) provides recruitment services through quality support and a personalized approach. As part of the screening process some applications may be reviewed using artificial intelligence tools. Only candidates who meet the hiring criteria will be contacted.

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