QA Engineer

accenturefederalservices; United States; Remote; USD 75,000 - 93,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits offered

Salary range disclosed

Job summary

Accenture Federal Services is seeking a Quality Assurance Engineer to build and maintain a quality engineering approach across legacy systems and containerized, DevOps-driven environments. You will own testing strategy, framework reliability, and execution, partnering with development and DevSecOps teams to make quality checks a routine part of delivery.

Responsibilities include creating manual and automated test coverage for UI, APIs, and regression scenarios, diagnosing flaky tests, deploying

Qualifications

• At least two years of software quality assurance experience.
• Experience deploying or managing test workloads on legacy and container platforms such as AWS EC2, OpenShift, or Kubernetes.
• Ability to define a team's test strategy, quality measures, and reporting practices.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to work across technical teams.
• Bachelor's degree.

Responsibilities

• Create and maintain manual and automated test coverage for user interfaces, APIs, and regression scenarios.
• Diagnose unstable or failing test scripts and improve suite reliability.
• Deploy and manage test workloads, including scheduled jobs, resource settings, and execution troubleshooting.
• Integrate tests into CI/CD pipelines, coordinating environment access, secrets handling, and quality gates with DevSecOps.
• Manage test data workflows and coordinate cloud-based browser test execution environments.
• Triage defects, report pass rates, coverage, and flaky-test metrics, and share clear results with stakeholders.
• Shape risk-based test strategy and encourage testing earlier in the development lifecycle.

Skills

Quality assurance

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

AWS EC2

OpenShift

Kubernetes

Selenium

Playwright

Jenkins

GitHub Actions

Job description

Role overview

Build and maintain a quality engineering approach across legacy systems and containerized, DevOps-driven environments. You will own testing from strategy and framework reliability through execution and reporting, partnering with development and DevSecOps teams to make quality checks a routine part of delivery.

Responsibilities

• Create and maintain manual and automated test coverage for user interfaces, APIs, and regression scenarios.
• Diagnose unstable or failing test scripts and improve suite reliability.
• Deploy and manage test workloads, including scheduled jobs, resource settings, and execution troubleshooting.
• Integrate tests into CI/CD pipelines, coordinating environment access, secrets handling, and quality gates with DevSecOps.
• Manage test data workflows and coordinate cloud-based browser test execution environments.
• Triage defects, report pass rates, coverage, and flaky-test metrics, and share clear results with stakeholders.
• Shape risk-based test strategy and encourage testing earlier in the development lifecycle.

Requirements

• At least two years of software quality assurance experience.
• Experience deploying or managing test workloads on legacy and container platforms such as AWS EC2, OpenShift, or Kubernetes.
• Ability to define a team's test strategy, quality measures, and reporting practices.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to work across technical teams.
• Bachelor's degree.

Nice to have

• Hands-on Selenium or Playwright experience that includes designing test frameworks, plus working knowledge of CI/CD systems such as Jenkins or GitHub Actions and how automated tests fit into them.

Benefits and work setup

The listed base salary range is $74,500-$92,500 for roles based in specified U.S. jurisdictions, with compensation dependent on location, skills, experience, and other factors. Benefits are offered; details are not provided in the source. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future visa sponsorship.