Quality Assurance Automation Engineer

We're looking for a hands-on QA Automation Engineer with strong experience in modern test automation frameworks, a solid grasp of JavaScript/TypeScript, and proven success working in financial services environments.

You’ll join a fast-paced team supporting new development initiatives within a portfolio management and trading systems group. Projects are greenfield and involve React front ends, API integrations, and an evolving automation stack that includes Playwright, ReadyAPI, and upcoming adoption of TestComplete.

Responsibilities

Design and implement automated tests for frontend (React) and backend (API) components

Work closely with developers to ensure high test coverage and integration across the SDLC

Develop scalable and reusable automation scripts using Playwright, ReadyAPI, or similar tools

Participate in agile planning sessions and define test strategies for new features

Help transition legacy UFT testing into modern frameworks like TestComplete

Troubleshoot defects and track root causes through test logs and diagnostics

Skills

5+ years of experience in QA/test automation

Recent hands-on experience in financial services (banking, trading, asset management, fintech, etc.)

Strong scripting skills in TypeScript or JavaScript

Experience with Playwright, ReadyAPI, or similar test automation tools

Strong understanding of RESTful API testing

Familiarity with React-based UI testing

Working knowledge of Git, CI/CD, and test result reporting tools

Nice to Have

Experience with TestComplete or prior exposure to UFT migrations

Background in portfolio management, trading systems, or investment platforms

ISTQB or similar testing certifications

Why Apply?

High-visibility role supporting critical initiatives within a financial product team

Work with cutting-edge tools and frameworks in a modern dev/test environment

Long-term project pipeline with opportunities for technical and strategic input

Interested candidates should apply directly or reach out for a confidential discussion.

No third-party or C2C submissions, please.