Role description
Within the x-one program, we are shifting our quality approach towards an embedded, highly automated engineering model. We are looking for an experienced, hands-on external Senior Test Automation Engineer who can bridge the gap between traditional QA and core software engineering.

This is a pure execution (hands-on) contract role for a technical heavyweight. You love writing test-code, diving deep into technical architectures, and setting up scalable automation ecosystems. While you remain fully focused on implementation and delivery, you will also play a pivotal role in supporting, training, and enabling less experienced QA colleagues to mature their automated testing capabilities.

What will you do within the x-one program?
Framework Architecture & Setup: Work on design, implementation, and scaling of robust, reusable test automation frameworks from the ground up.

Advanced API & Integration Testing: Build and maintain automated end-to-end API test suites to validate data flows across our global domain services and local integration layers.





Isolate Dependencies: Strategically design and implement mocks and stubs to bypass workplace constraints, ensuring test pipelines run quickly and reliably without blocking dependencies.

CI/CD Integration: Embed automated test execution seamlessly into the broader DevOps build and deployment pipelines for continuous, unattended regression testing.

Hands-on Testing & Strategy: Design and execute complex functional, integration, and regression test scenarios based on risk assessments and architecture definitions.

Team Support & Enablement: Partner closely with squad QA testers, providing hands-on coding support, reviewing automated components, and training them to become self-sustainable.

Who will you collaborate with?
Reporting line: You will report directly to the Test Manager, working in close alignment with the Lead Automation Architect.

Squad & Platform Teams: You will embed with cross-functional squ

📌 Senior Specialist Hyderabad
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