Automation Test Analyst

Cardiff
2 weeks ago
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Flexible rate, Inside IR35
6 Month Contract
Hybrid Working: Cardiff 2 days onsite per week, the rest is WFH- MUST be currently SC Cleared
We're looking for a highly skilled AutomationTest Engineer to join a tight knit Testing Team of three, supporting core engineering and standard testing functions. This role offers the chance to make a real impact quickly, with the possibility of increased onsite presence aligned to delivery needs.

Key Responsibilities

Developing and maintaining automation scripts using Playwright, with strong hands-on skills in JavaScript/TypeScript- Applying solid knowledge of CI/CD principles, integrating solutions using Azure DevOps and GitHub.
Writing high quality test cases and executing them effectively
Identifying, reporting, and managing defects/bugs- Creating comprehensive test plans and test completion reports- What We Are Looking For (Automation Test experience with the following)
Playwright
Javascript / Typescript
Azure Devops
Must currently hold valid SC Clearance
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