SDET​/QA, Mobile Automation

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We're looking for an SDET/QA who's hands‑on with test automation and ready to grow. Your home base will be mobile, writing and maintaining automated tests that keep our iOS and Android apps shipping with confidence and you'll bring your automation skills across our other consumer‑facing surfaces as needs arise.

This is a hands‑on IC role. You'll write automation code daily, contribute to testing strategy within your team, and help raise the quality bar across the squads you work with. You’ll report to the QA manager, sit within the Mobile Application Development team and partner closely with engineers across mobile, web, and platform.

You’ll focus on three areas:

• Mobile Test Automation: writing and maintaining Appium‑based automated test suites for iOS and Android across UI, integration, and API layers
• Cross‑Platform Quality: applying automation practices to web and other application surfaces when the team needs it
• Tooling and Infrastructure: contributing to the automation framework, CI/CD test integration, and shared test utilities

• You bring 2‑4 years of QA or SDET experience with solid mobile automation depth—you've built and maintained test automation for consumer‑facing apps, not just one‑off scripts. Here, you'll write and execute automated and manual test plans for our iOS and Android apps and extend that work across our web surfaces as the team grows.
• With hands‑on experience in mobile testing frameworks (e.g., XCTest, Espresso, Appium, or similar), you'll run test execution across real devices and emulators, learning to scale across device configurations.
• You have experience with automation frameworks (e.g., Cypress, Playwright, Selenium) and can apply them when extending test coverage to web surfaces.
• You usually meet deadlines, flag risks when you're behind, and help the team get product features out on time.
• You update outdated test processes and tools rather than working around them. When a manual workflow can be automated or a flaky step can be fixed, you fix it.

• Your manual and automated test cases cover both positive and negative paths. You'll deliver test suites that your squad can rely on for confident releases.
• Reproducing issues with clear repro steps is second nature—concise defect tickets with screenshots, logs, and automation scripts that make bugs easy to fix.
• Your test code builds on existing patterns, best practices, and established tools. It fits cleanly into the team's infrastructure rather than introducing one‑off approaches.
• You keep documentation current: test plans posted in the test‑case management system, automation setup guides, and contribution instructions that teammates actually use.
• Your test plans hold up to team review. You incorporate feedback and iterate rather than treating review as a rubber stamp.

• You proactively suggest improvements to testing processes, tools, and coverage rather than waiting to be told.
• You define manual test strategies based on best practices and contribute to the team's automated testing framework (e.g., page‑object model, test‑data management) so the squad can scale coverage.
• You spot product quality issues through exploratory testing and propose improvements—accessibility gaps, cross‑browser coverage, edge cases others miss.
• You participate in generating the team's testing…