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Middle General QA (Java) (5596)

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N-iX is looking for a Middle QA Engineer to join our team!
Our client is a leading financial institution driving digital transformation across its core products. You will join the Digital Technology Product Organization (DTPO), working in a cross-functional Agile squad to build and maintain next-generation mobile banking solutions. The team focuses on delivering secure, stable, and seamless mobile experiences for millions of users.
Responsibilities
Perform mainly manual and automated testing of mobile applications (iOS & Android);
Work with tools such as Charles Proxy (or similar) for traffic inspection and debugging;
Analyze logs and identify issues across multiple environments;
Create and maintain test documentation (Test Plans, Test Strategies, Test Cases);
Develop and maintain automated test scripts using Java, Kotlin, Appium, Selenide, and Rest Assured;
Collaborate with developers, product owners, and other QA engineers within Agile squads;
Participate in regression, smoke, and exploratory testing;
Test using real devices, emulators, and device farms:
Approx. 80% manual and 20% automation testing (subject to change based on project needs and priorities).

Requirements
3+ years of experience in software testing (manual and automation);
Strong knowledge of testing methodologies, test design techniques, and QA best practices;
Hands-on experience with Java, Appium, Kotlin, Selenide, and Rest Assured;
Experience with Charles Proxy or similar tools (e.g., Fiddler, Proxyman) for traffic and network debugging;
Solid understanding of mobile platforms, CI/CD pipelines, and logging systems;
Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments;
Good analytical and problem-solving skills;
Intermediate+ level of English:
Upper Intermediate+ level of Ukrainian.

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