Test Engineer
Listed on 2026-11-04
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Software Development
AWS, Backend Developer
The phrase "it works on my machine" makes you wince, which is exactly why you'd make a great Test Engineer here in Durham. Weigh it however you like — the math still lands at $76,000 - $103,000, contract hours, and a team at Production Technologies worth joining.
Key Responsibilities- Own the joyfully-rigorous Jasmine subsystem that the rest of Production Technologies quietly depends on
- Reverse-engineer the question-everything Browser Stack format Production Technologies inherited and never documented
- Design, build, and maintain reliable backend services using Test Cafe and Jasmine
- Design Empathy APIs other Durham, NC teams will still thank you for next year
- Integrate third-party services and internal tools into the Production Technologies stack
- Tune database queries and schemas for high-throughput Production Technologies workloads
- Troubleshoot and resolve production incidents across Test Cafe-based applications
- Mid-level fluency in Jasmine, with Allure Report on your roadmap
- Comfortable owning projects from concept through delivery
- Proven aptitude for Empathy, ideally near Durham, NC
- Comfort owning technology decisions in a NC market
- Ability to thrive both independently and as part of a tight-knit team
- At least 5 years of standing behind your own estimates
Somewhere between a startup and an institution, Production Technologies has spent years perfecting Browser Stack for clients all over Durham, NC. The team trusts each other to do the right thing without constant oversight or micromanagement.
You’ll be supported by $76,000 - $103,000, strong health coverage, conference budgets, and a team that promotes from within.
Last touched this morning, the Test Engineer listing remains active and unfilled.
There's a mid-level role with your name on it at Production Technologies; come claim it.
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