InfoBeans Technologies - Senior Automation Test Engineer - Java/Selenium

Description :

Senior Automation Test Engineer (Java/Selenium & Playwright)

Role Overview :

We are seeking a highly skilled Automation Test Engineer with experience in both Java/Selenium and Playwright to support testing across critical payments platforms. The role focuses on building scalable automation frameworks, creating new Automation Test scripts and validating complex payment flows, including ISO 20022 messaging (pacs.008, pacs.009, pacs.004).

Key Responsibilities :

- Design, develop, and maintain automation frameworks using :

1. Java + Selenium

2. Playwright

- Automate end-to-end payment flows

- Validate ISO 20022 financial messages, including pacs.008, pacs.009, pacs.004, pacs.002, camt.xxx

- Execute regression, integration, and functional automation suites

- Collaborate with development, business analysts, and QA teams

- Participate in defect triage and root cause analysis

Required Skills & Experience :

- 5+ years of automation testing experience

- Strong programming skills in Java

- Hands-on experience with :

a. Selenium

b. Playwright

- Experience with API testing (REST/SOAP, Postman, REST Assured)

- Familiarity with test frameworks (TestNG, JUnit, or similar)

- Experience with CI/CD tools (Jenkins, Azure DevOps, Git)

Domain Experience (Mandatory) :

- Proven experience in the payments domain

- FED, CHIPS, SWIFT

- Strong understanding of ISO 20022 messaging standards

- Hands-on validation experience

- Experience validating end-to-end payment lifecycle flows

- Ability to interpret XML-based financial messages and schemas

Nice-to-Have Skills :

- Experience with SWIFT systems (SAA, SWIFTNet)

- Experience with message simulators and validation tools

- Experience mentoring junior QA engineers

Key Competencies :

- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

- High attention to detail in financial data validation

- Ability to work in fast-paced, high-stakes environments

- Excellent communication and stakeholder collaboration