QA Automation Engineer (JavaScript)

Andersen is a global software development company with over 18 years of experience supporting businesses worldwide in their digital transformation. Headquartered in Poland, it operates development centers across multiple countries including Germany, the USA, the UK, Lithuania, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Cyprus, and the UAE. Andersen offers end-to-end IT services such as custom software development, API integration, system architecture, legacy modernization, and long-term support. The company leverages AI, Machine Learning, Data Science, Big Data, and Visual Technologies to create intelligent, scalable, and secure digital products. Andersen is recognized among the world's Top 1,000 B2B service providers.

Must-haves:

• Experience as a QA Automation Engineer for 3+ years, ideally with a background in development.
• Proficiency in JavaScript.
• Experience with modern automation frameworks (e.g., Playwright, WebdriverIO) and CI/CD-driven test execution.
• Ability to monitor overall project health, including preparing dashboards in tools such as NewRelic or Grafana.
• Proven ability to analyze failed automated tests independently, distinguishing between product defects, environment/configuration issues, and test failures.
• Strong ownership mindset and excellent communication skills.
• Confidence working in production-critical environments, understanding release pressure and SLA commitments.
• English language level: Intermediate+.

Nice-to-haves:

• Experience with performance testing.

• Writing UI, API, User Journey, and Smoke automation tests.
• Performing regression testing (partially rewritten using Playwright).
• Migrating and rewriting legacy tests to align with the new architecture and tools.
• Bug reporting by both AQA and Manual QA engineers.
• Supporting continuous monitoring.
• Testing new features such as Store Locator and login flow redesigns.
• Running tests and attaching reports via Allure.
• Collaborating with Manual QA engineers by automating test cases created by manual testers.