Associate Manager - Software Engineering

Associate Manager Software Engineering

Job Description:

Please find the JD below.

We need candidate who have good and hands on experience on Java, Spring, Eclipse IDE, IntelliJ, Rest Assured, JBehave frameworks, Databases (SQL/Postgres), APIs (REST/SOAP) Automation, Bitbucket, Postman, SOAPUI, BDD/TDD Framework, Rally.  Client is specifically looking for candidate who has ownership exposure , able to handle risk items and can drive solutions-based approach.

Mandatory/Must have skills:

Java

choice of IDE (MC mostly uses IntelliJ. VS Code and Eclipse are other options)

Databases (SQL/Oracle)

API testing and automation, Rest, Postman/SoapUI

Knowledge of BDD/TDD frameworks

Version control systems (Git, bitbucket)

Good to have: Spring, SpringBoot, JBehave, Experience working with apps deployed in cloud envs

Optional

Experience working with PCF (Pivotal Cloud Foundry) environments (Experience in Azure, AWS or other cloud envs would do)

Splunk, Dynatrace, Checkmarx (Emphasis here is on the ability to review logging and monitoring of apps in higher envs, go through logs to identify issues, etc)

Groovy scripting, RedisInsight

Ability to:

Write test cases and test strategy documents

Create robust acceptance and integration test automation scripts

Integrate with continuous integration tools like Jenkins

Track regression testing progress and defects using Rally/Jira

Work in an agile environment and be familiar with scrum ceremonies

Experience in regression

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Experience Level

Mid Level