Job Title: Automation Tester
Job ID: 5899
City: Remote
State: Remote
Job Type: Full-time
Compensation: $$90,000 to $$110,000 per Year
Centurion is currently seeking an Automation Tester to join their team.
Required Skills:
• Strong experience building automated tests using TypeScript/JavaScript (and/or Java or C#) for modern application stacks.
• Hands-on expertise with front-end frameworks such as React, Next.js, or Angular, including component and UI testing.
• Proficiency with modern testing tools and patterns (for example, Testing Library, UI automation approaches, API testing, contract testing, and reliable test design).
• Experience testing backend services and microservices, including Spring Boot, and managing dependencies and builds using tools such as Maven.
• Experience with container-based integration testing (for example, Test containers) and designing repeatable test environments.
• Ability to design maintainable automation frameworks with sound engineering practices (clean code, modularity, version control, CI/CD integration).
• Strong troubleshooting and defect isolation skills, with the ability to interpret test results and identify root causes across multiple layers (UI, API, data, environment).
• Demonstrated ability to improve quality processes, define standards, and drive adoption across teams.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills, including translating findings into clear recommendations for engineering and product partners.
• Familiarity with AI-assisted development and testing workflows using tools such as OpenCode, Claude Code, and Gemini Vertex AI to accelerate test creation, analysis, and triage while maintaining code quality and security expectations.
Expected Deliverables:
• Automation test strategy and execution plan aligned to release and quality objectives.
• Maintainable UI, API, and integration automation suites with traceable coverage.
• Complex test scenarios and results analysis covering edge cases and failure modes.
• System integration and validation findings, including functional, performance, and reliability defects.
• Quality control artifacts covering regression coverage, test data management, and standards compliance.
• Defect trend analysis and recommendations to improve product design, testability, and process quality.
• Framework and tooling improvements that increase automation reliability and team adoption.