Senior Java SDET (Blockchain)

A company specializing in providing technology and liquidity to the financial sector, especially in the field of forex, cryptocurrencies and blockchain, is in search of Senior Java SDET for its payment platform.

The company provides crypto payment solutions to businesses in over 40 countries, serving more than 500 clients worldwide. Its platform offers reliable infrastructure for sending, receiving, and managing cryptocurrency transactions, enabling seamless integration of crypto payments into products and services.

Headquartered in Dubai, the company has a presence in key cities including Hong Kong, Kyiv, Tallinn, London, Limassol, Yerevan, Tbilisi, and Mauritius. It actively explores market trends, closely analyzes customer needs, and implements cutting-edge technologies to ensure its solution remains among the most competitive on the market.

Responsibilities:

• Improve the automation framework, CI/CD processes, documentation, and reporting
• Develop and maintain automated tests for UI, API, and performance
• Fix bugs and implement measures to prevent errors in production
• Assess and enhance quality standards and checkpoints
• Analyze test reports to identify issues and areas for improvement

• 5+ years in QA Automation

• 4+ years with Java
• Strong hands-on experience with REST APIs (HTTP/HTTPS)
• Proficient in Selenium/Selenide for UI testing
• Solid knowledge of blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies
• Deep understanding of testing methodologies, processes, and best practices
• Russian C1+
• English B2+

Nice to have:

• Experience with Gatling for performance testing
• Familiarity with GitLab CI/CD and configuring quality gates
• Understanding of security testing practices
• Hands-on experience with TestNG, Maven, and Docker

• Competitive salary based on your experience

• Paid holiday and paid sick leave (with medical certificate)
• Gifts from the company for good performance (devices, trainings, certifications)
• Annual performance and salary review
• New challenges and non-trivial tasks