B2C2 is hiring a
Quality Assurance Engineer

Summary

The job is for a Quality Assurance Engineer at B2C2, a digital asset pioneer. The role involves contributing to the build out of strategic test frameworks, working closely with developers and stakeholders, and ensuring quality assurance for project teams. The company values ambition, innovation, meritocracy, collegiality, risk awareness, and equal employment opportunities.

Requirements

• Development of test automation frameworks for complex systems
• Ability to code in Java and development of Java based test automation frameworks
• Building and using tooling for non-functional testing
• Test analysis test case creation with a risk-based focus
• Investigation of complex issues across a system stack

Responsibilities

• Contribute to the build out of strategic functional and non-functional test frameworks and tooling
• Ownership of testing and quality assurance for one or more project teams concurrently
• Delivery of system and system integration testing for releases
• Facilitation of user acceptance testing (UAT) for high risk projects
• Automated test build out to test new and existing systems and developments
• Reporting of testing to project stakeholders to enable gain testing sign off and help enable project sign off
• Assist support and development teams in reproduction and investigation of production issues, and testing of their subsequent fixes
• Assisting the head of QA in the organisation and management of business-focused manual test cases and the maintenance of automated test cases

Preferred Qualifications

• Test automation using Cucumber to define test cases, including UI automation
• Working knowledge of Python and Rust, adaptable to understanding and using other languages
• The application of test analysis to high frequency trading systems with a functional and non-functional focus
• Working knowledge of KDB and Q
• Use of AWS and kubernetes
• Knowledge of trading and middleware protocols and technologies including: Redis, FIX protocol, REST APIs, Websockets