Senior .Net Automation Test Engineer

About The Job

Accelerate your career with PradeepIT

PradeepIT is one of the largest, globally recognized IT Consulting firm to connect Indias deeply vetted talent team to global customer.

Were headquartered in Bengaluru, Silicon Valley of India. PradeepITs customers include SAP Lab, Bosch, Rolls-Royce, Daikin, Daimler and J&J and hundreds of other Fortune 500 companies and fast-growing startups.

With continuous hard work and working remotely by choice, PradeepIT is certified as a Great Place to Work! Trusted by leading brands and fortune 500 companies from around the world, we have achieved:

6+ Years of Experience

580+ Open source technology Consultant

120+ SAP Consultant

40+ Salesforce Consultant

60+ Adobe Consultant

100+ Mobility Consultant

890+ Clients in APAC, EMEA & USA

Our Beliefs

PradeepIT believes in connecting people across the globe and provide them an opportunity work on remotely. Being a people-first organization, PradeepIT constantly strives for individuals who won't just keep up, but break new ground, work with cutting edge technology and ramp-up their skills with course created by our Vertical Heads, Senior Architect for freely with help of PradeepIT Academy.

Requirements

Minimum experience required is 5 to 8 years in Automation Testing .Net.

Should have strong testing basics test process, design techniques, defect management & methodology.

Experience in working in agile model (Insprint automation preferred)

Strong Programming Skills in C#

Hands on experience in implementing API (RestSharp) and UI (Selenium) Automation using C# as the programming language

Hands on one of these: TestNG, NUnit/MSUnit, BDD-Specflow

Exposure and experience to Design patterns like Singleton, page object, factory

Experience in doing In-sprint automation

Experience in automated test suite integration with Continuous integration (Jenkins/Bamboo).

Strong organizational and problem-solving skills with great attention to detail, critical thinking, solid communication

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