Join our dynamic QA/Engineering team as a skilled Playwright Automation Engineer. You will be instrumental in ensuring the quality and reliability of our web applications by developing, maintaining, and executing robust automated test scripts.

This role offers the opportunity to work within Deloitte’s Technology & Transformation practice, focusing on leveraging data for strategic guidance and actionable insights through business intelligence, data management, and next-generation analytics.

Design, develop, and maintain advanced automated test scripts using Playwright to ensure the highest quality of our web applications.

Implement effective coding and programming practices in Core Java, creating necessary utilities and tools.

Uphold strong principles of quality and testing, authoring comprehensive and effective test cases.

Execute API functional/end-to-end testing and backend validation using tools like Rest Assured and Postman. Design and execute UI functional/end-to-end manual and automation testing for web and responsive interfaces with Playwright, Maven, and TestNG. Ensure automated reporting, CI/CD enablement, and possess excellent debugging skills on cloud infrastructure.

A minimum of 10-13 years of experience in automation testing is required, with a strong emphasis on Playwright.

Proficiency in Core Java programming, including the ability to create custom utilities, is essential. A solid understanding of quality assurance principles and effective test case design is mandatory.

Demonstrated expertise in API testing (Postman, Rest Assured), database/backend testing, and UI testing using Playwright, Maven, and TestNG.

Experience with CI/CD pipelines, automated reporting, and debugging on cloud infrastructure is expected. Familiarity with professional software engineering practices, including GIT, code reviews, and build processes, is also a key requirement. Candidates should be proactive learners, adaptable to change, and possess a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field.