QA Automation Engineer

About Vicarius

Vicarius is a leader in vulnerability remediation, bridging the gap between security, IT, and operations teams. We empower organizations to protect their assets by automating patch deployment, prioritizing risks, and enabling proactive threat mitigation.

Now, we’re looking for a QA Automation Engineer to join our growing team and drive our development initiatives globally.

Role Overview

As a QA Automation Engineer, you will be responsible for designing and implementing advanced testing strategies, combining both manual and automated methods. You’ll work closely with our engineering teams to ensure high-quality standards across all stages of the product lifecycle.

Responsibilities

• Handling both Manual and Automated tests.
• Ensure compliance of quality processes and standards.
• Coordinate and supervise testing activities.
• Ability to code automated tests and create test plans.
• Develop standards and procedures to determine product quality and release deadlines.
• Discover bugs within the software.
• Experience with Agile development process.
• Experience with Web-Based testing applications & Web API.
• Identify, isolate, and track Bugs throughout testing.
• Review user interfaces for consistency and functionality.
  
  

• Minimum 2 years of industry experience as a manual QA engineer.
• Minimum 2 years of industry experience as an Automation Engineer.
• Good knowledge of test automation such as Playwright (preferred), Selenium, and Cypress.
• Strong experience in Java (Python and Bash are a plus).
• Knowledge of test frameworks (such as Spring, JUnit, TestNG, TestUnit, etc.).
• An understanding of software QA methodologies, tools, and processes.
• Experience working with the product development team of a software product or SaaS.
• Creation of automated tests and frameworks while maintaining existing frameworks.
• Knowledge in various operating systems - Windows, Linux, Mac.
  
  

• We are a small company. A successful candidate will have a desire to work as part of a small, growing team.
• Create, test, manage, and peer-review code, as each developer takes on multiple roles.
• Ability to work in a team, communicate clearly, adapt, learn quickly, and pay attention to detail.