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.Net SDET Lead Hybrid - US

.Net SDET Lead

Full Time • Hybrid - US
Position Title: .Net SDET Lead
Domain: Banking / Finance
Location: Raleigh, NC  – Day one onsite.
Skills | backend API , webservices automation testing, Java, .Net, Python etc.
Employment Type:  FTE

Job Description:
  •  SDET Lead 8-12 Years is required
Roles And Responsibilities: 
  • Configuring Test Environment order to set it up. 
  • Participating in Test Environment Setup with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
  • Automating the design of a framework and Implementing it as per the structure of the project.
  • Identifying and selecting the automation test cases.
  • Applying various designs and documenting the automation test strategy.
  • Creating an automation test plan and getting approval.
  • Creating, enhancing, debugging, and running the test cases.
  • Collating and monitoring the defect management process.
  • Managing the changes and executing regression tests.
  • Coming up with exact solutions for problems related to object identity and error handling.
  • Interacting with customers/clients to solve the various issues they face and updating on the situation.
  • Experience working in onshore / offshore delivery model.
  • End – end accountability for teams’ deliverables through the entire SDLC/STLC cycle
Required Skills & Qualifications (Technical Competency)  

  • 8+ years of experience as a QA Test Automation engineer (SDET).
  •  Good understanding of object oriented programming concepts and good experience in programming languages like  Java, .Net, Python etc 
  • Writing test automation with C#/.NET / any programming language.
  • Extensive experience in backend API / webservices automation testing 
  • Experience working with any BDD Testing Framework like Specflow, Cucumber etc 
  • Design and implement modular and reusable automated test scripts and Data-Driven Testing.
  • Perform Functional, regression, performance test execution. 
  • Excellent troubleshooting skills to determine root causes required. 
  • Experience with automated testing tools and frameworks. 
  • Knowledge of performance and scalability test approaches and automation desired. 
  • Experience with databases preferably MS SQL, NoSQL, MongoDB/Aerospike 
  • Experience with DevOps principles, tools, and processes desired.
  • Self-starter who can grasp difficult concepts and large architectures quickly and stay on top of new and emerging technologies. 
  • Demonstrated skill in using coding standards and being an active participant in code reviews. 
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. 
Nice to Have Skills 
  • Experience with GCP Cloud 
  • Experience in messaging systems like Kafka, RabbitMQ

Flexible work from home options available.

Compensation: $130,000.00 per year

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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