Ciklum is looking for a Senior Automation QA (JavaScript) Engineer to join our
team full time in India.

We are a custom product engineering company that supports both multinational
organizations and scaling startups to solve their most complex business
challenges. With a global team of over 4,000 highly skilled developers,
consultants, analysts and product owners, we engineer technology that redefines
industries and shapes the way people live.

About the role:

As a Senior Automation QA (JavaScript) Engineer, become a part of a
cross-functional development team engineering experiences of tomorrow to join
the project, an ambitious initiative to build an enterprise-grade Agent
Development Platform (ADP) that our client will commercialize to their own
customers. This is quality engineering for a system that is non-deterministic by
nature, where "expected output" is a statistical claim rather than a string
match, and where the platform's reliability guarantees no lost workflow runs,
strict tenant isolation, graceful degradation under provider outages are
contractual commitments,



not aspirations. You will build the automation that
proves those guarantees hold, release after release.

You will own the test automation that spans the whole platform: the Frontend and
Backend that agent developers depend on, the long-running Temporal workflows
that must survive worker crashes and provider failures, the multi-tenant
isolation boundaries that protect one customer's data from another, and the
performance and concurrency targets defined in the platform's NFRs. Much of your
craft is adversarial and failure-first injecting worker kills, retry storms,
and malformed documents to verify the system recovers exactly as specified, and
negative-testing disallowed tool calls and egress paths to confirm the sandbox
holds. Where agent behavior must be judged rather than asserted, you will
partner closely with the evaluation function, contributing the test
infrastructure, synthetic-data pipe

📌 Senior Automation QA (India)
🏢 Ciklum
📍 India