Supports the setup, maintenance, stability, and configuration of QA and test environments. Assists with CI/CD pipelines, automated and manual test infrastructure, test data, tool integrations, monitoring, troubleshooting, and deployment validation. Documents configurations and collaborates with QA, DevOps, and engineering teams to improve test execution efficiency.
This is a remote position.
The QA Infrastructure Engineer will support the setup, maintenance, and stability of testing environments used by QA and engineering teams. The role focuses on ensuring reliable test infrastructure, supporting CI/CD pipelines, and enabling efficient test execution across environments.
Key Responsibilities
- Support setup and maintenance of QA/test environments.
- Assist in configuring infrastructure for automated and manual testing.
- Support CI/CD pipelines for test execution and deployment validation.
- Monitor test environments for stability, uptime, and performance issues.
- Assist QA and DevOps teams in troubleshooting environment-related issues.
- Help manage test data setup and environment configurations.
- Support integration of testing tools with development pipelines.
- Document infrastructure setups, configurations, and processes.
- Collaborate with QA, DevOps, and engineering teams to improve testing efficiency.
Required Qualifications
- 2-4 years of experience (internships, academic projects, or bootcamps included).
- Understanding of software testing and infrastructure concepts.
- Familiarity with software development lifecycle (SDLC).
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Technical Skills
- Basic understanding of cloud platforms: Amazon Web Services / Azure / GCP
- CI/CD concepts (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI awareness)
- Version control: Git / GitHub / GitLab
- Basic Linux/command-line knowledge
- Test environment setup and configuration basics
- API testing tools (Postman is a plus)
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