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Westpac Bank is seeking an Automation Engineer to design and extend automation frameworks for enterprise applications. You will automate testing, validate large data movements, and investigate issues across multiple teams in a hybrid Surfers Paradise setting.
Join a collaborative team focused on faster, higher-quality delivery, applying AI-assisted testing, data validation, and modern DevOps practices to support business lending technology.
You'll play a key role in helping One commercial banking deliver high quality, reliable technology solutions for our Business Lending customers. As an Automation Engineer, you'll build and enhance automation frameworks that improve testing efficiency, support complex data migration activities, and strengthen confidence in business-critical technology changes.
Working across multiple enterprise applications, you'll automate testing processes, validate large scale data movements, investigate technical issues and collaborate with engineers, architects, business analysts and delivery teams to solve complex challenges. You'll also contribute to improving ways of working, enhancing automation capability and helping teams deliver better outcomes, faster.
This is a full time, hybrid role based in Surfers Paradise, Queensland.
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