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Test Engineer in Payment Channels Team | SEB, Vilnius

hybrid~$5.1K /moVilnius, LTScore 87/1001d ago
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As a test engineer, you will be responsible for: - Manual testing and test automation - Testing the payment channels solutions during all phases of the software development lifecycle - Coordinating the releases process for the team - Participate in payment platform regression testing - Providing comprehensive information about the level of quality of a product - Sharing insightful knowledge with developers, business analysts, product owners and other stakeholders To thrive in this role, we believe you have: - Experience in API testing and mobile testing - Hands-on experience in quality assurance and/or manual testing field - Strong overall knowledge of software QA methodologies, tools, and processes - Experience with test automation tools and frameworks including TypeScript, Playwright, Cucumber BDD, Appium, and other relevant automation technologies - Proactivity and eagerness to take ownership. You are someone who loves to work in team and is eager to learn, share knowledge and ready to accept help What we offer: - Entrepreneurial Scandinavian environment - International opportunities and working environment - Attractive compensation and access to SEB staff banking with exclusive benefits
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