SDET-||— Software Development Engineer in Test

We are looking for an SDET-I who is passionate about automation, quality engineering, and building scalable solutions that improve release confidence and engineering efficiency.
What You’ll Do
Build and maintain front-end automation for Android and iOS mobile applications, with a focus on reliable and scalable automation.
Understand critical user journeys and business workflows and identify the right scenarios to automate based on risk, impact and usage.
Take end-to-end ownership of automation — from identifying opportunities and designing solutions to implementation, execution, debugging and continuous improvement.
Drive automation initiatives proactively and continuously identify gaps in automation coverage and quality.
Integrate automation into CI/CD pipelines to provide fast and actionable feedback during development and releases.
Focus on outcomes, not test-case count — improve regression time, automation reliability, defect detection and release confidence.
Use AI/GenAI tools and approaches to accelerate test-case generation, automation development, test maintenance, failure analysis and identify new automation opportunities.
Collaborate with Developers, Product and QA teams to build testable, high-quality products.
Investigate automation failures, perform root-cause analysis and ensure issues are driven to closure.
What We’re Looking For
2–4 years of experience in SDET / QA Automation / Software Testing.
Hands-on experience with mobile automation using Appium, MCP, Flutter testing frameworks or equivalent.
Strong programming skills in Java, JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Dart or similar.
Good understanding of UI, API and end-to-end testing.
Experience with CI/CD, Git and automation frameworks.
Experience using AI/GenAI for test automation or software testing is highly desirable.
Strong problem-solving, debugging and analytical skills.
A quality and outcome-oriented mindset with a strong sense of ownership.
Success in This Role
Identify what matters → Automate what matters → Own the automation → Measure the outcome → Continuously improve. (edited)

Work arrangement
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