QA Engineer

General Motors; Murfreesboro (TN); Remote; USD 79,000 - 117,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship program

Flexible schedules

Generous benefits

Job summary

General Motors Company in Tennessee is seeking a mid-level engineer to drive conflict resolution and Jenkins-enabled workflows. The role focuses on building robust backend services and leading cross-browser testing decisions for production-ready features.

You'll bring hands-on experience with Cross-Browser Testing, JMeter, Appium, and Jenkins, plus the ability to translate vague tickets into clear acceptance criteria.

Qualifications

• Mid-level engineer with hands-on problem solving and testing experience.
• Experience turning vague tickets into concrete acceptance criteria.
• Proficient with Cross-Browser Testing and backend service design.

Responsibilities

• Lead and walkthrough Cross-Browser Testing tradeoffs with tech stakeholders.
• Translate tickets into crisp, testable acceptance criteria.
• Design, build, and maintain backend services using test tooling.
• Integrate Appium with CI pipelines and Jenkins automation.
• Keep pipelines green and deployments on track for TN production.
• Carry features from ideation to Murfreesboro production.
• Prototype Proof-of-Concept solutions for emerging tech needs.
• Stress-test Jenkins and harden failing areas.

Skills

Cross-Browser Testing

Backend design

Technical writing

Tools

JMeter

Appium

Jenkins

Job description

Step into a mid-level engineering role where Conflict Resolution and Jenkins drive everything we build at General Motors. This remote job in TN answers 5 years of effort with $79,000 - $117,000 and answers ambition with a clear way up.

Key Responsibilities

• Walk technology stakeholders through Cross-Browser Testing tradeoffs in language General Motors execs grasp
• Turn vague technology tickets into crisp, testable Conflict Resolution acceptance criteria
• Design, build, and maintain reliable backend services using JMeter and Strategic Planning
• Pair Appium and Strategic Planning in a pipeline General Motors can extend without your help later
• Keep the Strategic Planning build pipeline green so Murfreesboro deploys never wait on a red light
• Carry features from whiteboard sketch to Murfreesboro, TN production without dropping the baton
• Prototype proof-of-concept solutions for emerging technology requirements
• Stress-test Jenkins systems until they bend, then harden where they cracked

What You'll Bring

• A Murfreesboro network, or the hustle to build one from scratch
• A writer's ear for tone in a high-stakes email
• Hands-on proficiency with Cross-Browser Testing, ideally paired with JMeter
• Practical command of Cross-Browser Testing, with bonus points for Jenkins
• Real Appium chops, plus the JMeter curiosity to keep growing

The team at General Motors is small, empowering, and entirely convinced that Murfreesboro is the best place to reinvent technology. Disagreement is welcome here, but once we decide, the whole General Motors team rows in the same direction.

What sits behind the $79,000 - $117,000 offer is a General Motors culture built on real mentorship, generous benefits, and schedules that bend toward family.