Senior FullStack QA Engineer with Python (Programming language)

Responsibilities:

• Do requirements analysis, manual and automated testing
• Be responsible for releasing products
• Develop test documentation (checklist, test cases, quality reports) for manual and automation testing
• Understanding the Test Pyramid Model. Work together with Dev engineers to ensure high, consistent code quality.
• Maintain and expand the automation testing framework
• Do functional and exploratory testing, including backend/api, message queue, blockchain, cryptocurrency exchanges. Execute all general types of testing.
• Participate in testing tools development (including fake test services)
• Participate in quality processes architecture, estimations, test cases design
• Participate in CI/CD process improvement

Requirements:

• 5+ years of experience in Quality Assurance, manual and automation testing
• Experience in automation microservices
• Experience in test automation frameworks development from scratch (Tech stack: Python + Pytest, Kuberneties, Gitlab CI, Grafana)
• Comfortable working with Docker, Kubernetes, good understanding of CI/CD (we use ArgoCD and Gitlab)
• Experience with queues Kafka/NSQ/NATS/Rabbit (we use NSQ)
• Experience with ELK, Sentry, other monitoring/alerting tools
• Deep understanding of QA approaches, testing principles, testing types, zero bug policy, test pyramid approach, tests coverage distribution and other
• Experience in functional/non-functional testing (load testing, integration, acceptance testing, exploratory, security testing)
• Excellent in understanding of the SDLC from requirements analysis, development, deployment to application monitoring
• Independence and proactivity
• Ability to quickly learn new things
• Good level of spoken and written English and Russian

Nice to have:

• User experience with cryptocurrency exchanges or with traditional trading markets
• Blockchain experience. General understanding of Bitcoin, Ethereum and other popular blockchains would be a plus
• fastAPI/Flask experience. Test services are written in fastAPI/Flask. They need to be maintained and expanded
• GO experience. Services are written in GO. It could be useful to be able to read GO code