Automation QA Engineer — API & CI/CD Focus

T he Quality Engineer supports Client Experience by running test coverage across electronic tracking (eTrack) and electronic documents (eDocs). This role builds and maintains automated API/integration test suites to validate advisor-facing data, lifecycle status, and client statements/tax documents. Responsibilities include end-to-end data validation, metadata/tagging verification, entitlement/access-control testing, regression testing within CI/CD pipelines, and defect lifecycle management, delivered within an Agile squad in partnership with backend developers.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop automated API tests to validate integrations between backend systems (Salesforce, Alfresco) and advisor portal front end
• Perform end-to-end data validation across source systems and UI contracts
• Verify metadata/tagging and entitlement/access-control functionality
• Design and execute regression tests within CI/CD pipelines (GitHub, PR-based workflow)
• Manage defect lifecycle and collaborate with Agile squads to resolve issues
• Support performance/load testing as needed
• Generate test reports with screenshots and logs for CI/CD integrated suites

• API/integration test automation (Postman, REST Assured, or equivalent)
• End-to-end data validation across integrated source systems and UI contracts
• Regression test design/execution within CI/CD pipelines (GitHub, PR-based workflow)
• Agile QE practices and defect lifecycle management

• Performance/load testing experience
• Experience testing Salesforce or document-management (Alfresco) integrations
• Financial services/banking domain testing experience

• Playwright — end-to-end/UI automation (fixture-driven page object model, accessibility-first selectors, network mocking, visual regression)
• Postman — API test collections and integration testing (Bruno also in use)
• JMeter — performance and load testing
• CI/CD-integrated test suites — generating reports with screenshots and logs
• Nice-to-have exposure: improving automation coverage at orchestration/integration layer (service-facade and orchestration testing)