We're looking for a QA Engineer with 1–2 years of hands-on experience to join our testing team. The candidate should be comfortable writing and maintaining automation scripts under guidance, with a solid grip on core Java and Selenium fundamentals, and a willingness to grow into API testing, CI/CD, and framework-level work.
1. Automation — Must Have
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1–2 years hands-on automation experience
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Working knowledge of Java (OOPs, collections, exception handling)
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Selenium WebDriver basics (locators, waits, actions)
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TestNG basics (annotations, assertions, test suites)
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Maven basics (running builds, managing dependencies)
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Understanding of Page Object Model (can implement with guidance)
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Exposure to an existing automation framework (not expected to build one solo)
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Basic debugging of automation failures
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Awareness of flaky test issues (handling with guidance)
Good to have: Selenium Grid exposure, Docker basics, parallel execution concepts
2. API Testing
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Basic understanding of REST APIs
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Hands-on with Postman for manual API testing
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Exposure to Rest Assured or similar (writing simple GET/POST validations)
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Ability to validate request/response structures
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Basic understanding of authentication (API keys, tokens)
Good to have: API chaining exposure
3. Database
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SQL basics — SELECT, WHERE, simple JOINs
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Ability to write basic validation queries
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Understanding of UI DB validation concept
4. CI/CD
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Basic Git usage (clone, commit, push, pull, branching)
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Awareness of Jenkins (running existing jobs, checking build status)
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Ability to execute Maven/TestNG suites locally
Good to have: Exposure to scheduled Jenkins runs, basic failure triage
5. Testing Knowledge
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Ability to read and understand requirements/user stories
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Test case design for functional scenarios
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Execution of regression, smoke, and sanity test cycles
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Bug reporting with clear reproduction steps
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Solid grasp of manual functional testing
6. Performance & Security (Awareness Level)
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Basic familiarity with JMeter or performance testing concepts (not mandatory)
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Awareness of security testing basics (optional, not expected)
