Automation QA Engineer

As an Automation QA Engineer at PayPay, you will be responsible for analyzing testing requirements, designing and executing test cases for mobile and web applications, and recommending solutions based on testing outcomes. You will also collaborate with your team to enhance quality management processes and contribute to knowledge-sharing discussions.

To qualify for the Automation QA Engineer position at PayPay, candidates should have a minimum of 3 years of experience in automated testing for mobile apps, web apps, or APIs. Proficiency in tools like Appium, Selenium, or REST Assured, and knowledge of Continuous Integration/Continuous Development tools are essential. Familiarity with Cucumber and a coding background in Java are highly preferred.

At PayPay, automated testing is primarily conducted using frameworks and tools like Appium for mobile applications, Selenium for web-based apps, and REST Assured for APIs. Knowledge of Cucumber and experience with CI/CD tools like Jenkins or Bitrise is also beneficial for this role.

Yes, the Automation QA Engineer position at PayPay is a fully remote role, allowing you to work from anywhere in Japan. PayPay promotes flexibility with a super-flexible working schedule.

PayPay places a strong emphasis on personal development and growth. As an Automation QA Engineer, you will have numerous opportunities to immerse yourself in innovative technologies and methodologies, collaborate with diverse teams, and contribute to significant projects that shape the future of FinTech. PayPay encourages taking risks and challenging yourselves which can lead to substantial career advancement.

When answering this question, share specific projects where you've utilized Selenium effectively. Detail the challenges you faced and how you overcame them while emphasizing your contribution to improving the overall quality of the software.

Discuss your process for designing test cases, including how you gather requirements, determine test scenarios, and ensure coverage of both positive and negative cases. Emphasize your attention to detail and your commitment to quality.

Outline the steps you take when a test fails. Mention how you analyze logs, replicate the issue, and collaborate with developers to understand the root cause. Providing a specific example can illustrate your problem-solving abilities.

Discuss your practices around writing clear and concise test code, keeping it DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself), and regularly reviewing test cases. Mention the use of design patterns or frameworks that you leverage to enhance maintainability.

Share your experience setting up and integrating automated tests into CI/CD pipelines. Include specifics about tools like Jenkins or Bitrise and how this approach has improved development workflows.

Explain your approach to prioritizing tasks based on risk, business impact, and deadlines. Provide examples of how you’ve balanced multiple testing responsibilities effectively in prior roles.

Share a specific story about a challenging bug, how you identified it, and the steps you took to communicate and resolve it. Highlight your analytical skills and persistence.

Demonstrate your knowledge of performance testing concepts, and mention any relevant tools such as Gatling, JMeter, or others you have used. Detail how you applied these tools in previous projects.

Discuss your strategies for keeping abreast of the latest changes in QA methodologies and testing tools. Mention any platforms, forums, or community groups you participate in, emphasizing your commitment to professional growth.

Highlight your passion for quality assurance, your collaborative spirit, and your adaptability to new technologies. Relate your skills and experiences to PayPay's vision of continuous improvement and innovation.