GSP (Global Student Pathway) is a configuration-first student-recruitment platform: per-country document checklists, market-scoped pipelines, a 15-stage admissions lifecycle, agent commission rate cards and a three-level permission model. That flexibility is our strength and our biggest quality risk, because a configuration change can break a workflow as easily as a code change. Technically, GSP is a MEAN-stack single-page application: Angular front end, Node/Express APIs, MongoDB, so your automation will live in the JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem. You will build the safety net that lets a small team change a large platform with confidence.

What you’ll do
- Build an automated end-to-end test suite (Playwright, Cypress or similar) for the critical journeys: lead capture to enrolment, quick-apply, offer/CAS/visa stages, commission calculation, and agent onboarding.
- Make the permission model provably safe: automated checks that each role — staff, agent, admin — sees exactly what it should, and nothing more.




- Wire the suite into CI/CD with our DevOps engineer so no release ships without the core journeys passing.
- Design regression coverage for configuration changes: when an admin edits a checklist, pipeline or rate card, we know what still works.
- Do exploratory and edge-case testing on the paths automation can’t reach — exception flows like drop-out with CAS, refunds, invalid-contact sequences — and triage bugs with the engineers.
- Establish lightweight QA process: test plans for recent features, a bug severity scheme, and release sign-off criteria sized for a small team.

What we’re looking for
- 3+ years testing web applications, with at least one substantial automated suite you built (not just maintained) in Playwright, Cypress, Selenium or similar.
- Strong JavaScript/TypeScript — our stack is MEAN, and your test frameworks, fixtures and CI integrations will live in that ecosystem.
- Experience testing complex, workflow-heavy systems — CRMs, case management,

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