Remote Quality Engineering Architect: Lead Testing Strategy

Bright Vision Technologies; Irving (TX); Remote; USD 115,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

Bright Vision Technologies is seeking a Quality Engineering Architect to establish engineering-led quality practices across the software development lifecycle. The role will shape test strategy, shift-left practices, automation coverage, non-functional validation, and quality measurement, ensuring that teams build testability into applications and use reliable evidence to make release decisions.

You will coach engineers and QA specialists, define measurable objectives, dashboards, and risk

Qualifications

• 8+ years in software quality engineering or test leadership.
• Strong understanding of SDLC, test strategy, risk-based testing.
• Hands-on with test automation frameworks, API testing, integration testing.
• Experience designing quality practices for cloud-based apps.
• Ability to define quality metrics and communicate risks with evidence.
• Experience partnering with architecture, development, product, operations.
• Strong technical leadership and mentoring.

Responsibilities

• Define quality engineering strategy, standards, and measurable quality objectives across delivery teams.
• Promote shift-left testing, risk-based coverage, continuous testing, and quality ownership within engineering teams.
• Guide the design of functional, integration, regression, performance, accessibility, and resilience test approaches.
• Establish quality metrics, dashboards, defect-trend analysis, and release-readiness criteria.
• Coach engineers and QA specialists, review quality plans, and identify improvements in tooling, process, and architecture.

Skills

Test leadership

Test strategy

API testing

Automation testing

Cloud testing

Quality metrics

Release risk

Cross-functional collaboration

Mentoring

Communication skills

Job description

Bright Vision Technologies is seeking a Quality Engineering Architect to establish engineering-led quality practices across the software development lifecycle. The role will shape test strategy, shift-left practices, automation coverage, non-functional validation, and quality measurement, ensuring that teams build testability into applications and use reliable evidence to make release decisions.

You will coach engineers and QA specialists, define measurable objectives, dashboards, and risk