Technical Lead L1

Experience in Test Automation Life cycle and Hands on experience working on Java coding.

• Sound knowledge and expertise in Test Automation tools Selenium, BDD, & so on)
• hands on and framework expertise in Test Automation tool (Selenium)
• Deep hands-on and coding skills with Selenium web-driver & / BDD / JS
• Able to debug and give the solution for the given practical problem
• Should have worked in functional testing (manual testing) and should be thorough with the Testing process
• Testing – terminologies, artifacts, deliverables on each phases, summary reports, defect life cycle
• Java – should have used Data structures, Exceptions, Packages, Collections, OOPS concepts, Effective algorithms
• Hands on experience in using various design patterns like Page Object Model, Data driven, Hybrid, Factory design
• Able to debug and get the multiple work-around for a given problem
• Mandatory
  
  Skills:
  
  SDET.

Experience:

5-8 Years.

The expected compensation for this role ranges from $60,000 to $135,000 .

Final compensation will depend on various factors, including your geographical location, minimum wage obligations, skills, and relevant experience. Based on the position, the role is also eligible for Wipro's standard benefits including a full range of medical and dental benefits options, disability insurance, paid time off (inclusive of sick leave), other paid and unpaid leave options.

Applicants are advised that employment in some roles may be conditioned on successful completion of a post-offer drug screening, subject to applicable state law.

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