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Weill Cornell Medicine seeks a Quality Assurance Developer II to design, develop, and maintain automated and manual testing solutions for enterprise applications in a fast‑paced environment. You will work with analysts, developers, and business users to understand requirements and ensure production readiness.
The role emphasizes functional, regression, integration, automation, and performance testing using Playwright and Selenium with Python, plus collaboration across onsite and offshore teams.
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Title: Quality Assurance Developer II, Business Applications
Location: Midtown
Org Unit: Applications Testing
Work Days:
Weekly Hours:35.00
Exemption Status:Exempt
Salary Range:$123,200.00-$139,000.00
*As required under NYC Human Rights Law Int 1208-2018 - Salary range for this role when Hired for NYC Offices
Under the direction of the ACG Testing Manager, the Quality Assurance Developer II will work closely with Business Analysts, Functional Analysts, Project Managers, developers, and business users to understand testing requirements and develop, maintain, and execute automated and manual testing solutions for enterprise business applications.
The position will focus on functional, regression, integration, automation, and performance testing, with hands‑on experience using modern automation technologies such as Playwright and Seleniumand good programming knowledge in Python.
The individual will also coordinate testing activities with offshore team members and should possess strong analytical, problem‑solving, and communication skills to work effectively with both business and technical stakeholders.
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