Spec-Driven QA Engineer: Gatekeeper from Plan to Release

Pengiklan Anonim; Tangerang Selatan; On-site; IDR 167,400,000 - 279,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Pengiklan Anonim is seeking a detail-oriented QA Engineer to join a spec-driven delivery team. From initial FSD discussions to release, you will verify backend, frontend, and integration work against engineering standards and acceptance criteria.

You will design tests, review code quality, and run functional, end-to-end, and non-functional testing across the stack, including API validation with tools like Postman or JMeter.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field.
• 2 years minimum professional experience in software quality assurance engineering and testing.
• Experience working inside a structured or specification-driven delivery process.

Responsibilities

• Join requirement and FSD discussions from the planning stage, and push back on ambiguity before it reaches development.
• Write and review Gherkin scenarios (Given / When / Then) that turn business requirements into behaviour anyone can test.
• Define clear, measurable acceptance criteria for each feature, including edge cases, negative paths, and boundary conditions.
• Spot delivery risks early through test planning, analysis, and realistic estimation of effort and resources.
• Produce and maintain test plans, test cases, and traceability between requirements, scenarios, and coverage.

Skills

Gherkin scenarios

QA testing

Specification-driven

CI/CD

Test design

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or IT

Tools

Playwright

Cucumber

Selenium

Appium

Cypress

TestNG

Postman

JMeter

Job description

Pengiklan Anonim is seeking a detail-oriented QA Engineer to join a spec-driven delivery team. From initial FSD discussions to release, you will verify backend, frontend, and integration work against engineering standards and acceptance criteria.

You will design tests, review code quality, and run functional, end-to-end, and non-functional testing across the stack, including API validation with tools like Postman or JMeter.