QA Engineer Intern: Cypress Automation & Web Testing

Autodesk; Sheffield (TX); On-site; USD 24,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Autodesk in the UK offers a 12‑month placement on the Stardew team to design, build, and maintain automated test software, enhancing product quality. You’ll collaborate with web and desktop developers, designers, and architects while gaining hands‑on experience across the software lifecycle and contributing to Forma Design Collaboration with modern web tech such as React and WebGPU.

The role emphasizes automated end‑to‑end tests, unit tests, continuous integration, and focused testing against

Qualifications

• Undergraduate student enrolled in a software development‑related course.
• Curious, open‑minded and eager to learn new concepts and technologies.
• Good interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to work independently.
• Understanding of software testing and quality assurance is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to quality throughout the full software development lifecycle from design to release.
• Design, develop and maintain automated test software using Cypress.
• Create test cases, execute tests and document results in Jira.
• Work within an agile Stardew team with engineers and designers.
• Collaborate with engineers to learn modern software development practices.
• Support the Jenkins CI platform to run tests during deployment.

Skills

Curious mindset

Motivated learner

Strong communication

Education

Undergraduate software development student

Tools

Cypress

Jira

Jenkins

Job description

Autodesk in the UK offers a 12‑month placement on the Stardew team to design, build, and maintain automated test software, enhancing product quality. You’ll collaborate with web and desktop developers, designers, and architects while gaining hands‑on experience across the software lifecycle and contributing to Forma Design Collaboration with modern web tech such as React and WebGPU.

The role emphasizes automated end‑to‑end tests, unit tests, continuous integration, and focused testing against