Lead Test Engineer

3forge, LLC
London
10 months ago
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At 3forge, we are developing the next generation of hybrid application development platforms. As a 3forge Lead Test Engineer, you will be placed in a dynamic environment with state-of-the-art technology and big data use cases, enabling you to develop your skills and learn new technologies. You will be extensively involved with the testing and integration of our software, using both industry standard tools, as well as sophisticated in-house solutions. You will get the opportunity to learn, understand, and create vital test cases for software used by multiple prestigious clients, as well as collaborate with an international team of engineers to ensure that our clients are always receiving the most performant and reliable software.

Responsibilities

  • Writing and improving existing test cases
  • Maintaining and improving our existing CI/CD pipeline
  • Testing new platform features and working with new software and databases
  • Working with engineers and project management to ensure successful projects

Requirements

  • Graduated, or graduating soon, with a STEM degree
  • Experienced with SQL and database systems
  • Self-motivated to accomplish tasks and projects
  • Ability to take ownership of issues and autonomously manage them in a responsive environment
  • The ability to work with a global team
  • Drive to learn new skills and technologies
  • Candidate must be able to work in the UK without requiring any visa sponsorship
  • Experienced with unit testing, and/or integration testing (in any language)
  • Familiarity with Unix, Jenkins, and/or Docker
  • Technical writing ability for documentation

Compensation Package

  • Annual paid sick/leave dates and other staff benefits

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