Quality Assurance Engineer III

The demand for experienced Automation Test Engineers continues to grow as organizations focus on delivering secure, scalable, and high-quality digital products. If you're an experienced QA professional looking to work with a globally recognized education technology company, Pearson has opened an exciting opportunity for the role of Quality Assurance Engineer III in Bengaluru, Karnataka. This position is ideal for professionals with 5–8 years of Software Quality Engineering experience who have strong expertise in Selenium, RestAssured, Java, API Testing, Automation Frameworks, and Test Strategy. Beyond automation, the role also offers opportunities to lead projects, mentor engineers, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and contribute to improving testing processes across multiple products.

Designing and implementing automated testing strategies. Developing Selenium and RestAssured automation scripts. Planning test execution activities. Leading automation initiatives across projects. Writing manual and automated test cases. Performing API and Web Services testing. Backend database validation. Executing regression, integration, system, and functional testing. Managing defects using Jira and other testing tools. Collaborating with Product Managers and Developers. Mentoring junior QA engineers. Identifying testing improvements and automation opportunities. Tracking project quality metrics. Supporting production release validation. Participating in Agile ceremonies.

Requirements include expertise in Selenium, RestAssured, Java, API Testing, TestNG, QA Automation, Automation Framework, SQL, Jira, Functional Testing, Integration Testing, Regression Testing, System Testing, Performance Testing, Security Testing, Database Validation, REST APIs, Web Services, Test Strategy, C#, C++, Perl, Agile, JSON, Greenhopper, Stash, TestLink, Perforce, HP LoadRunner, QuickTest Pro, SoapUI Pro, Fiddler, Leadership, Communication, Mentoring, Problem Solving, Team Collaboration, Planning, and Risk Analysis.