QA Engineer

As a QA Engineer at SupplyHouse.com, you will be responsible for developing, verifying, and validating test cases for web and mobile applications. You'll create and execute comprehensive test plans, set up test environments, and validate end-to-end functionality, all while collaborating closely with cross-functional partners to ensure high-quality software.

To apply for the QA Engineer role at SupplyHouse.com, you should have a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field combined with 3+ years of QA engineering experience, or alternatively 6+ years of equivalent experience without a degree. Essential skills include proficiency in Java, JavaScript, SQL, and experience with automated testing tools like Cypress, Appium, and Selenium.

QA Engineers at SupplyHouse.com use a range of tools and technologies, including Cypress for web automation, Appium for mobile automation, and SQL for database testing. Familiarity with automation tools like MySQL, Postman, and Eclipse IDE is also beneficial to succeed in this role.

Yes! The QA Engineer position at SupplyHouse.com is a remote role, allowing you to work from anywhere in India. You will need to ensure that your working environment is distraction-free for effective collaboration and seamless communication with your global team.

The salary for a QA Engineer at SupplyHouse.com ranges from $18,000 to $24,000 USD annually. This competitive compensation reflects our commitment to attracting top talent to maintain the quality of our software applications.

When answering this question, focus on your hands-on experience with these tools. Mention specific projects where you've successfully implemented automated testing, how you set up your environment, and any challenges you overcame. Highlight your understanding of the benefits of using these tools in ensuring software quality.

Discuss your process for gathering requirements and understanding user scenarios. Emphasize the importance of collaboration with cross-functional teams to ensure that your test cases cover all possible edge cases and user interactions, ultimately leading to better software quality.

Share specific troubleshooting methodologies you utilize, such as replicating the issue, reviewing logs, or using debugging tools. Providing examples of how you've successfully identified bugs will demonstrate your problem-solving abilities.

Explain your approach to prioritizing test cases based on factors such as risk assessment, feature importance, and customer impact. Share an example where you effectively prioritized tests to ensure critical functionalities were verified first.

Talk about the tools you've used for API testing like Postman or RestAssured, and provide details about your experience in both manual and automated testing of APIs. Discuss how you ensure the integration between different system components is functioning as expected.

Emphasize the importance of open communication and regular updates. Mention how you involve developers early in the testing process to clarify expectations and share feedback promptly to improve the overall quality of software products.

Describe the importance of regression testing in your QA process. Provide examples of how you've managed regression test suites and ensured comprehensive testing as new features and updates were implemented.

Share your approach to professional development, such as attending workshops, following industry blogs, and participating in online forums. Discuss how staying informed benefits your work as a QA Engineer and helps you implement best practices.

Discuss your daily routines, time management skills, and the importance of setting boundaries between work and personal life. Share any tools or practices that keep you proactive and engaged while ensuring downtime.

Show your enthusiasm for the company’s culture and mission. Discuss how SupplyHouse's commitment to quality, its innovative approach, and the value it places on employee growth align with your career goals and personal values.