Software Quality Engineer
Cairo Engineering / Full-time / Hybrid + Design and develop test cases for software products and websites to verify product functionality according to users’ requirements.
+ Perform all testing activities, including bug reporting and retesting, root-cause analysis, regression testing, and acceptance testing
+ Execute functional and non-functional testing for Web, REST API, and Mobile applications.
+ Work in an agile environment with different teams (Development, Product, Operations, and Design) to assure QA coverage.
+ Attend planning meetings, provide feedback on user stories, and create acceptance criteria and test cases.
+ Assess the status of releases, and help make sure that releases go out on time and with the highest quality.
+ Provide technical leadership and mentorship to junior team members.
+ Continuously improve testing processes and methodologies, and advocate for best practices.
+ Participate in code reviews and provide feedback to ensure that code quality meets high standards.
+ Design, develop, and execute automated tests, ensuring comprehensive software quality and coverage.
+ Maintain and improve automation frameworks, collaborating with the development team to identify and resolve defects efficiently.
Who you are!
+ A bachelor’s degree with a concentration in computer science or related fields is preferred.
+ 1-2 years of relative experience in software testing
+ Ability to analyze development algorithms for test case design.
+ Solid understanding of the software development life cycle.
+ Experience with API testing.
+ Experience with MongoDB, SQL Server, MySQL, or RabbitMQ are a plus.
+ Familiarity with performance testing tools Loadrunner, and JMeter is a plus.
+ Hands-on Automation testing tools Cypress, Selenium, and Javascript are a MUST.
+ The candidate should possess solid communication and interpersonal skills and should be comfortable working in a very dynamic and collaborative work environment.
+ Excellent Problem-solving skills.
+ Excellent leadership skills.
