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DemandPDX, a Salesforce Crest [Gold] Partner and Shopify Plus Partner, is seeking a Senior QA Engineer to lead QA for Salesforce Commerce Cloud projects across multiple brands. You will test SFCC, create test plans, and validate integrations to ensure high-quality, reliable digital experiences.
In this remote-friendly role, you will collaborate with developers and stakeholders, participate in agile ceremonies, and help define best practices for SFCC QA workflows.
DemandPDX is a Salesforce Crest [Gold] Partner and a Shopify Plus Partner with the #1 Highest Ratings for Salesforce Commerce Cloud on Salesforce AppExchange. With over 450 eCommerce sites under our team's collective belts, we have some of the most experienced developers, architects, business analysts, testers and project managers in the business. Our entire team resides in the United States.
Here’s some of the benefits to working at DemandPDX
- Free Medical, dental, vision and disability insurance for employees
- Higher limit Simple IRA plan with 3% company match
Do you enjoy catching bugs before they hit production and helping developers deliver their best work?
Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment where your keen attention to detail directly impacts world-class eCommerce experiences?
We are seeking a talented Senior QA Engineer to join our team. As the QA lead for Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) projects, you will play a vital role in ensuring the quality and performance of our SFCC solutions across a wide portfolio of client brands. You’ll be responsible for testing the work of developers, identifying edge cases, validating integrations, and ensuring functionality before anything ships. Your role is essential in helping us deliver clean, reliable, high-performing digital experiences.
NOTE: We are only accepting applicants with hands-on Salesforce Commerce Cloud experience
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