Performance Test Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Extia in Milano
Do You want to join a company that places people at the heart of its concerns? We are waiting for you at Extia
Since 2007, Extia, an IT consulting firm, has been offering a unique approach in its field, combining well-being at work and performance . A successful model: more than 3000 Extians working in 20 agencies in France and abroad, 3rd Great Place To Work® in France. At Extia, we follow a very simple yet effective philosophy : "First who, then what " So let’s do it together
⚡ First, Who
You are a detail-oriented problem solver who views "reliability" as a mission, not just a metric. You possess deep analytical skills, thrive in complex technical environments also fluency in english and available to work hybrid in Milan.
⚡ Then What
We are looking for a Performance Test Engineer to join one of our project team in Milan. In this role, you will be the guardian of system resilience, focusing on performance, capacity, and high availability. You won't just find bugs; you will design the strategies that ensure our critical applications remain robust under pressure,
translating complex Non-Functional Requirements into actionable technical objectives.
Key Responsibilities
Define, implement, and monitor comprehensive technical test plans focused on performance, capacity, and high availability.
Design and execute automated technical tests using a modern stack inc luding Python, Jenkins, Ansible, and Grafana.
Build and maintain a suite of technical non-regression tests to ensure long-term stability and system integrity.
Provide detailed reporting using KPIs to communicate test coverage, execution results, and system health to stakeholders.
Partner with architects, developers, and system experts to identify bottlenecks and resolve complex technicalissues.
Operate within Linu x-based environments and le ver age AWS cloud platforms for sophisticated testing and deployment.
Key Requirements
Proven experience in technical testing methodologies (Performance, Load, Stress, and Hig