Technisch kwaliteitsingenieur
Pubblicato il 01-10-2026 - Mdotm in Italia
Role Overview As a QA Engineer, you will be the guardian of our software's reliability and security. Your primary mission is to ensure that every release meets the highest standards of quality, performance, and data integrity. You will collaborate closely with frontend and backend developers to build a robust testing ecosystem, transforming complex requirements into comprehensive test strategies. We are looking for a proactive professional who doesn't just find bugs, but actively helps prevent them by suggesting improvements in the development lifecycle and advocating for a security-first approach in a cross-functional environment.
Develop and execute comprehensive test plans, focusing on both the AI interface and internal tools. Design, maintain, and optimize automated test suites for frontend (UI/UX) and backend (API) components. Validate security implementations such as XSS/CSRF protections, secure authentication flows, and data encryption standards. Lead the adoption of QA best practices, from unit testing guidance to end-to-end (E2 E) automation,
in collaboration with technical leadership.
Define acceptable quality gates and key metrics to measure software quality, ensuring a balance between high standards and delivery velocity. Conduct load and stress testing to ensure the scalability of our AI-driven solutions. Partner with Engineering and Dev Ops teams to integrate testing into the CI/CD pipeline and promote a "quality-first" culture.
Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field. Proficiency with modern testing tools and advanced API testing. Strong understanding of Type Script/Java Script and familiarity with Java/Spring Boot backend environments. Expertise in testing secure authentication flows and ensuring compliance with standards. Mastery of Git and extensive experience with bug-tracking systems like Jira.
Ability to drive the adoption of testing best practices across the development lifecycle, from unit testing f