QA Automation Engineer (A)

At Blue Coding, we specialize in hiring excellent developers and amazing people from all over Latin America and other parts of the world. For the past 11 years, we’ve helped cutting-edge companies in the United States and Canada build great development teams and develop great products. Large multinationals, digital agencies, Saas providers, and software consulting firms are just a few of our clients. Our team of over 150 engineers, project managers, QA, UX/UI designers, and many more is distributed in more than 10 countries across the Americas. We are a fully remote company working with a wide array of technologies, and we have expertise in every stage of the software development process.

Our team is highly connected, united, and culturally diverse, and our collaborators are involved in many initiatives around the world, from wildlife preservation to volunteering at local charities. We stand for honesty, fairness, respect, efficiency, hard work, and cooperation.

 

If you are independent, a great communicator, a problem solver, and have strong attention to detail, this is a great fit for you! Our jobs are fully remote; as long as you have the skills and can get the work done well, you can work from anywhere in the listed countries.

As a QA Automation Engineer, you’ll be joining a large-scale, long-term migration and modernization project, a full rebuild of the client’s existing platform using C#, DHTMLX, and Vue.js. The project is structured in 5 phases, and the team is currently in phases 3–4, meaning you’ll be jumping into an active, fast-moving effort with a strong team already in place.

The platform covers a wide range of business functions: sourcing and pricing, purchasing, implementation and project management, customer lifecycle management, incident management, financial management, expense management, and business process automation. This is a highly impactful role in a project that will run for the long term.

You’ll work within a modern QA stack, Playwright for automation, Qase as the test case repository, and GitHub and Jira for pipeline and issue tracking. The CI pipeline is already defined, and while you’ll have input on improvements, the main focus is execution, coverage, and quality outcomes. Expect a balanced 50/50 split between manual QA work and automation scripting, with that ratio evolving as automation coverage matures.