Senior QA Automation Engineer (Playwright & AI)

Tech Stack:

• Playwright

• React / TypeScript

• Java

• Google Cloud

• AI tools and agents, such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot

• HTTP and REST APIs

• OAuth / JWT authentication

Required Qualifications:

• 5+ years of senior-level UI test automation experience, ideally with Playwright or a similar framework.

• Experience with E2E tests that validate backend logic through the UI.

• Hands-on experience using AI tools or agents to create test scenarios and automated tests.

• Ability to independently explore undocumented applications and translate business workflows into meaningful test coverage.

• Strong ability to critically review AI-generated test code and identify ineffective or misleading tests.

• Working knowledge of HTTP, REST APIs, and OAuth/JWT authentication.

• English at B2+ level.

Nice to Have:

• Experience with Robot Framework.

• Knowledge of SOAP web services.

• Experience integrating AI-generated tests into CI/CD pipelines.

Project Description:

Help modernize the goods management systems of one of Europe’s largest consumer electronics retailers by replacing legacy desktop applications built in Gupta/Centura with a modern web application based on React/TypeScript and Java on Google Cloud. The key objective is to ensure that the new system behaves exactly like the legacy solution from a business perspective. QA plays a central role in proving this through automated comparisons between the legacy and new applications, with extensive use of AI throughout the modernization process.

Scope of Services:

• Explore legacy applications to identify business workflows and expected results.

• Design UI-driven E2E test coverage, including validation of backend behaviour.

• Improve the AI pipeline used to generate test scenarios and automated tests.

• Define expected outputs for AI agents and refine prompts.

• Review, debug, and improve AI-generated automated tests.

• Ensure AI-generated tests are correct, stable, and trustworthy.

• Collaborate with developers to compare the behaviour of the legacy and new systems.