Test Engineer

Date: 3 Apr 2026

Company: Qualitest Group

Country/Region: IN

We are seeking a skilled Test Automation Engineer with expertise in Selenium and Tosca Test Automation to join our dynamic quality assurance team. In this role, you will be responsible for developing, executing, and maintaining automated tests for web and mobile applications. You will integrate Selenium scripts with Tosca JD (Job Designer) to ensure efficient and scalable test automation, while utilizing Tosca's advanced test management features.Key Responsibilities:1. Design and implement automated test scripts using Selenium WebDriver (preferably with Java, Python, or C#) to automate web application testing.2. Develop and maintain custom test automation solutions for complex scenarios that go beyond Tosca's native capabilities.3. Integrate Selenium scripts into the Tosca Test Automation Framework to manage, execute, and schedule tests.4. Use Tosca’s Job Designer (JD) to create and manage test execution schedules for automated Selenium tests.5. Leverage Tosca’s model-based test automation for creating reusable test modules and test cases.6. Convert manual test cases into automated ones using Tosca and Selenium.7. Execute automated tests via Tosca JD, and monitor execution statuses.9. Analyze test results, identify defects, and work closely with development teams to ensure timely resolutions.10. Participate in sprint planning and reviews to ensure proper test automation coverage within the Agile process.Required Skills & Qualifications:Experience in US Healthcare - Payer Domain Strong experience in Selenium automation with proficiency in Java, Python, or C#.Experience with Tosca Test Automation (model-based testing approach, creating reusable test modules, and managing test execution with Tosca JD)Familiarity with test management tools like VersionOne, qTestAdditional Information:Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team.Strong communication skills and ability to provide clear and actionable feedback on testing issues.