Lead Automation Tester in JavaScript

We are seeking a Lead Automation Tester in JavaScript to drive mobile test automation using Appium, API testing, and web apps across iOS and Android. You will shape automation standards, apply GenAI tools/services to speed up workflows, and partner with distributed teams on coverage and reporting. Responsibilities Architect, build, and maintain a dependable automation framework for native mobile applications using Appium, API testing, and web apps Establish and roll out test automation best practices, including CI/CD integration, test data management, and reporting Leverage GenAI tools, services, and solutions to boost velocity in regression execution time, script updates, execution analysis, and reporting Create automated test scripts that cover functional and regression testing Partner with cross-functional teams to clarify requirements and ensure comprehensive test coverage Evaluate product requirements for clarity and consistency with existing features Write test cases and validate defects Participate in daily standups and other meetings Sustain clear communication across the distributed team, including interactions with other teams Deliver status reporting Requirements Proven track record with 5+ years of experience in test automation, with a strong focus on mobile applications Hands-on expertise in Appium and automation of native mobile apps for iOS and Android Advanced programming skills in JS and solid proficiency in Java Practical experience using GenAI tools/services, including agentic solutions, for test automation activities Strong experience with CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and Bitrise Working knowledge of Xcode, iOS simulators, and device testing Solid understanding of software QA methodologies, tools, and processes Familiarity with test management tools such as TestRail Knowledge of RESTful APIs and backend testing Strong analytical and problem-solving skills High reliability and ability to work self-directed Stress resistance for tight deadlines, evolving requirements, and undefined processes in some sub-teams English proficiency at B2 level or higher