Remote Quality Engineer

Summary

Join Percona's MongoDB team as a Quality Engineer, supporting the engineering team in maintaining and improving software quality through defect analysis, test case development, and infrastructure scaling.

Requirements

• Solid debugging skills and experience (e.g. analyzing log files, spotting patterns)
• Good knowledge of test methods in agile software development environments
• Solid Linux sysadmin skills (e.g. adding/removing software, enabling/disabling services, general Unix/Linux CLI tools)
• Experience with networking, hardware, file systems, server connectivity, etc
• Previous exposure and experience in database-related technologies
• Experience with compiling/building/packaging/release engineering/yum/apt

Responsibilities

• Analyze and report defects identified through our automation testing frameworks
• Design, develop, and execute comprehensive test cases to validate software functionality and performance
• Collaborate closely with the development team to optimize and scale test activities
• Contribute to the ongoing improvement and automation of software development processes
• Maintain and improve the automation testing systems & infrastructure
• Research and recommend tools, behaviors, and strategies for improving test processes

Preferred Qualifications

• Knowledge of MongoDB and related technologies
• Working with automation tools and frameworks (CI/CD)
• Experience with containerization technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes
• Familiarity with performance testing and security testing techniques
• Coding skills in any language preferably Python or Golang

Benefits

• Flexible work hours
• Paid time off programs
• All equipment for your remote office
• Funds for career development (external training, certifications, conferences)
• Ongoing connectivity allowances
• Opportunity to participate in our equity incentive plan
• The Percona Adventure Team
• Work-from-Anywhere
• FlowDays
• FryDays
• Flexibility
• PAVE volunteering program
• Women Transforming Technology