Quality Assurance Technician, Quality Assurance

DescriptionAre you passionate to improve Quality of highly scalable distributed software systems for International Seller Growth tech team, come join us in this exciting journey.Key job responsibilitiesDesign and execute systems to check for issuesDocument test casesPerform and document risk analysisRecord test progress and resultsCode automated testsCreate test plansDevelop standards and procedures to determine product quality and release readinessDiscover bugs within softwareDrive innovation and streamline overall testing processesIdentify, isolate, and track bugs throughout testingIdentify any potential problems that users might encounterPerform manual and automated testingResearch and analyze product features being testedResearch new tools, technologies, and testing processesReview user interfaces for consistency and functionalityAbout the teamThe International Seller Growth Team’s mission is to set our worldwide Sellers up for success across our global Marketplaces.We deliver needle- moving initiatives which provide a seamless experience to Amazon Sellers at each step of the Seller journey.We enable Sellers across the world to list millions of products at scale across multiple categories and dozens of languages in our global Marketplaces.This includes automatically mapping Seller product information to the Amazon namespace and automating complex decision making (like Product Classification in our Catalog) on the Seller’s behalf.We provide Sellers with strategic selling recommendations based on hybrid demand signals (like high- value products they should start selling in additional Marketplaces).We partner with Amazon Business to build best- in- class solutions that allow B2B Sellers to reach a wide customer base and drive billions of dollars in revenue.We continuously improve the state of the existing catalog created by Amazon Sellers through smart solutions that automatically identify and fix defects using self- learning heuristics leveraging textual and image- based signalsBasic Qualifications- Minimum 1+ years of experience- Bachelors degree- Manual testing experience (UI, API, DB)- Automation and coding/scripting knowledgePreferred Qualifications- Automation framework knowledgeOur inclusive culture empowers Amazonians to deliver the best results for our customers.If you have a disability and need a workplace accommodation or adjustment during the application and hiring process, including support for the interview or onboarding process, please visit https://amazon.jobs/content/en/how- we- hire/accommodations for more information.If the country/region you’re applying in isn’t listed, please contact your Recruiting Partner.

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