AI-Powered QA Engineer — CI/CD Automation, Remote

Wing Assistant; La Pampa; Remote; ARS 92,724,000 - 154,540,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Global remote team

Continuous learning

Job summary

Tether is seeking an Automation QA Engineer to own desktop and mobile test automation, with responsibilities spanning hands-on testing, exploratory work, and bug verification across our fintech platforms.

The role emphasizes building reliable AI-assisted QA, integrating tests into CI/CD (GitHub Actions), and collaborating with developers to improve testability and acceptance criteria for new features.

Qualifications

• 4+ years in QA automation with hands-on manual and exploratory testing.
• Experience running tests in CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions).
• Hands-on with Playwright for desktop/web; WebdriverIO + Appium for mobile.
• Experience testing Electron and/or React Native apps on real devices.
• Experience using AI tools in QA; testing AI-powered apps is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain desktop and mobile test automation for critical user flows.
• Integrate tests into CI/CD pipelines and keep them fast and reliable.
• Investigate failures, fix flaky tests, and manage test data and environments
• Report clear, reproducible bugs and verify fixes
• Work with developers and product on testability and acceptance criteria
• Perform hands-on functional, exploratory, and regression testing of new features
• Choose manual or automated coverage based on risk; maintain regression suites.

Skills

QA automation

Manual testing

Exploratory testing

Playwright

WebdriverIO

Appium

CI/CD

GitHub Actions

Electron testing

React Native testing

Tools

Playwright

WebdriverIO

Appium

GitHub Actions

Job description

Tether is seeking an Automation QA Engineer to own desktop and mobile test automation, with responsibilities spanning hands-on testing, exploratory work, and bug verification across our fintech platforms.

The role emphasizes building reliable AI-assisted QA, integrating tests into CI/CD (GitHub Actions), and collaborating with developers to improve testability and acceptance criteria for new features.