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Luxoft is seeking an experienced QA engineer to join our global testing community. You will design, develop, and maintain automated UI and API test suites using Playwright, contributing to high-quality software in a blockchain-adjacent project.
Work within Scrum teams across Switzerland and Poland, building robust testing frameworks, integrating tests into GitLab CI/CD, and applying QA best practices throughout the test lifecycle. Strong communication and collaboration are essential.
DXC Luxoft is a global IT services and consulting company, part of DXC Technology, delivering cutting-edge digital and software solutions worldwide. We partner with leading financial institutions and global enterprises, helping them transform and scale through modern technology.
Join a global community of engineers and be part of building impactful, modern technology solutions!
Development of AI-enabled solutions that support a signal-driven commercial intelligence platform connecting market insights, content creation, sales engagement, and client feedback.
The Client Digital Assets Crew, located in Switzerland and Poland, consists of two Scrum teams with diverse skill sets. We focus on developing innovative projects based on blockchain technologies, including the tokenization of financial assets. These cloud-hosted projects utilize the latest advanced technologies available. Our team is committed to delivering applications that provide substantial value and innovation to the finance industry.
Design, develop, and maintain automated UI and API test suites using Playwright (TypeScript, Python, or Java), ensuring optimal test coverage and reliability.
Build and enhance automated testing frameworks for web applications and event-driven distributed systems, applying QA best practices throughout the test lifecycle.
Integrate automated tests into GitLab CI/CD pipelines and collaborate with Agile teams to ensure high software quality through effective communication and continuous testing