Seeking an experienced SDET (Software Development Engineer in Testing) to work with other QA team members for an external client QA SDET Test Design & Test Planning | Understanding of various testing methodologies (functional, regression, performance, security) Ability to create test plans, design robust test cases, and organize test suites API Testing & Integration | Working experience with RESTful APIs and tools like Postman or REST Assured Ability to automate API tests and understand service interactions Version Control Systems | Proficiency with Git (branching, merging, pull requests) Familiarity with best practices for collaboration and code review in a team environment Debugging & Troubleshooting | Capability to trace errors, analyze logs, and review stack traces Experience with debugging tools and techniques to identify root causes of failures Agile & DevOps Mindset | Comfort working within Agile frameworks (Scrum, Kanban) Familiarity with DevOps practices focused on frequent releases and rapid feedback Collaboration & Communication | Strong written and verbal communication skills for crossteam collaboration Willingness to participate in design discussions, sprint planning, and daily standups Continuous Learning | Awareness of emerging testing frameworks, tools, and best practices Ongoing commitment to improving automated testing approaches and overall software quality Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Skill Area | Description Programming/Scripting Proficiency | Strong command of one or more programming languages (e.g., Java, Python, JavaScript, C#) Ability to write clean, maintainable code to build and optimize test automation scripts Automation Frameworks & Tools | Experience with frameworks like Selenium, Cypress, Provar, Robot Framework, etc. Knowledge of structuring, configuring, and maintaining automated test suites CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Delivery) | Familiarity with setting up automation in pipelines (Jenkins, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions) Ability to integrate test automation into build and deployment processes for rapid feedback loops