QA Automation Analyst

We are seeking a QA Engineer to join our engineering team and support the validation of AI-assisted software testing. In this role, you will work closely with senior engineers to evaluate AI-generated test scenarios, validate outcomes, identify inconsistencies, and provide structured feedback that improves product quality and AI model performance.

This is an excellent opportunity for professionals who are detail-oriented, analytical, and interested in working at the intersection of Quality Assurance and Artificial Intelligence.

• Execute AI-generated test scenarios against historical job packages and validate expected outcomes.
• Perform manual verification of AI-generated results to determine whether test scenarios have passed or failed.
• Review AI-generated evidence and identify false positives, false negatives, inconsistencies, or missing validations.
• Document defects, observations, and actionable feedback for engineering and product development teams.
• Collaborate with senior QA engineers and software developers to improve product quality and AI testing capabilities.
• Re-test resolved issues and verify fixes as new builds become available.
• Maintain detailed testing documentation and ensure traceability of validation results.
• Participate in QA reviews and continuously contribute to improving AI-assisted testing processes.

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related discipline.
• 5–8 years of experience in Software Quality Assurance, Manual Testing, or QA Analysis.
• Strong attention to detail with excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to interpret test results and identify discrepancies.
• Experience documenting defects and working with engineering teams to resolve issues.
• Good written and verbal communication skills.
• Familiarity with software testing methodologies and defect lifecycle management.
• Exposure to Agile development environments is preferred.
• Experience with AI-assisted testing or automation tools is an added advantage but not mandatory.