Qa Test Framework Architect

Sonatus is a well-funded, fast-paced, and fast-growing company whose technologies and software help automakers build dynamic software-defined vehicles.
With two generations of solutions already on the road with a top global OEM, our vehicle and cloud software solutions are at the forefront of the digital transformation of vehicles.
The Sonatus team is a talented and diverse collection of technology and automotive specialists hailing from many of the most prominent companies in their respective industries.
We are in an accelerated growth phase and seeking highly motivated, accomplished, and driven QA Test Framework Architect to join our expanding team.
As part of a collaborative cross-functional team responsible for the entire software development life cycle, you will have the exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies and products, contributing from conception to deployment.
Duties and ResponsibilitiesCollaborate with QA and development to define comprehensive test framework strategies.Directly responsible for the QA development artifacts (e.g., test code repository) and demonstrating/maintaining best practices for the team.Owner of the technical QA test framework roadmap and works with manager to ensure that the roadmap aligns with the business/product needs and goals.Track test framework activities, including schedule, resources, requirements, defects, and resolution for clear alignment across key stakeholders.Identify areas for improvement in test framework coverage methodology and provide valuable suggestions.Provide Quality Assurance for the test framework developed on private and public Cloud Infrastructure.Design and develop QA Test Framework for integration, regression, stress tests, and test suites focusing on automation.Possess good Web/UI testing knowledge, utilizing tools similar to Playwright expertise.Proactively identify performance bottlenecks and build automation tools to validate scalability across Cloud Services.Qualifications and ExperienceMaster's degree (Ph.D preferred) in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related fields.Minimum 15+ years of experience in embedded software in the data center, networking, security, cloud services, or automotive industry.Proven expert level test framework design and maintenance skills.Recent experience with Python.Recent Embedded Systems test experience.Automotive systems testing experience is a plus.Azure, Google Cloud Platform, or AWS experience is a plus.Excellent knowledge of test methodologies and software development processes.Proficiency with Linux command line, shell scripting, and networking fundamentals.Experience with cybersecurity and reviewing/challenging product specifications.Experience with test automation tools and frameworks such as Playwright, PyTest, Behave, Postman, etc.Familiarity with relational databases, NoSQL databases, client-server architectures, and automation tools like JIRA and Jenkins.Passion for testing and quality assurance with a strong understanding of the principles involved in software engineering and development.Sonatus is a tight-knit team aligned around a unified vision.
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