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Considering candidates from:
Finland
Finland
Work arrangement: Hybrid, remote or onsite
Language: English, Finnish
Apply by: 01.04.2024
Workload: Full-time
Level: Senior
Required experience: 4+ years
QA Contractor
Remote or Helsinki, Finland
Contractor role
Please note that the project described below is a contractor role where work is usually done on an hourly basis. The duration of the project is also fixed. In order to work as a contractor, you typically need to have an individual entrepreneurship, limited liability company or invoice via a co-operative using a service for light entrepreneurship.When you accept the project, we will sign a time and materials based subcontracting agreement between Toughbyte and your legal entity before you start work. We provide all the necessary help with arranging interviews and negotiations between you and the client, and will also going be the ones to send the invoices for your work.
Description
The end client is seeking a QA Automation Contractor for a public administration project related to the State Treasury's competition. The project aims to support the development and implementation of quality assurance for various Azure-based digital services. The QA Automation Developer's main expertise should be in testing technologies and the development and testing of user interfaces that meet public administration requirements. This role involves planning and constructing automated tests, possibly using Robot Framework, and mastering Azure's DevOps tools. The developer will be a key team member, skilled in end-to-end testing and experienced in testing integrations. Experience in testing electronic transaction service forms and identifying errors is also required. The position plays a crucial role in overseeing testing and quality assurance services, from basic software and information system testing to coordinating and leading large development projects.
Note that the role requires fluency in Finnish.
Note that the role requires fluency in Finnish.