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Knosc Inc. in Atlanta is seeking a junior-level software developer with an eye for detail. You should have an undergrad in CS or related field and at least one year of industry experience.
You will start by strengthening test coverage using Cypress and Pytest and get acquainted with our Grafana-based observability stack. As you grow, you\'ll contribute to reliability, performance monitoring, and potentially expand into DevOps or broader software engineering tasks.
We are looking for a junior-level developer with an eye for detail and the patience for perfection.
You should have an undergrad education in Computer Science or a related field, combined with or followed by at least one year of industry or equivalent experience.
At least some of your experience should have familiarized you with testing frameworks and methodologies. Familiarity with our specific technologies is preferred.
Being comfortable working with numeric data in any way (e.g. Excel, R , pandas ) is a plus, but not required.
Our current test coverage is black-box regression testing written in cypress and Pytest .
System-observability is managed via Grafana , which monitors k8s clusters running several separate instances of our Knosc web-application.
After being familiarized with the system, we want you to initially focus on our test-coverage, expanding and enhancing the existing coverage. We have a backlog of coverage to achieve, and a queue of additional features that will need coverage as we develop them.
As you grow familiar with the system, user-expectations and our infrastructure, you should become comfortable working on the infrastructure we use to monitor system-reliability, errors and performance.
In the mid-term future this is an opportunity to expand into system-analysis and observability, DevOps and/or more general software engineering roles.
QA should make you intricately familiar with our system requirements, and hence invaluable to our long-term project goals.