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Software Mind ищет QA-специалиста с акцентом на автоматизацию для глобального игрового клиента. Ваша задача — развивать тестовую стратегию, автоматизировать API и контрактное тестирование, проводить нагрузочное тестирование и участвовать в интеграции CI/CD.
Вы будете сотрудничать в небольшой Scrum-команде вместе с техническим лидом клиента. Требуется 5+ лет опыта QA, знание Kafka и опыт тестирования распределённых систем; навыки тестирования производительности с инструментами k6, Gatling или
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Our client is a global video-game commerce company whose payments and monetization tools are used by leading game studios worldwide. Software Mind is joining the client's engineering team to build a new LiveOps plugin platform in Go, Kafka and Google Cloud, letting internal teams extend LiveOps through a strict plugin interface. You will work in a small Scrum team alongside the client's technical lead. Own the test strategy across dev, staging, pre-prod and production Build the automation framework for API, contract and integration tests Run resilience testing with fault injection and failure scenarios Test duplicate events, idempotency, ordering and retries on Kafka Verify plugin failure containment and tenant isolation Run performance, load and stress tests and analyze bottlenecks Define quality gates and integrate suites into CI/CD Partner with the client's QA lead and coach developers on testability