QA Automation Engineer - Contract

Role Overview:
We are looking for a Mid-to-Senior QA Automation Engineer with hands-on expertise in BrowserStack Low-Code Automation to independently build and maintain end-to-end test automation for a complex Angular web application. The ideal candidate will have experience creating large-scale E2E test suites, executing cross-browser testing, and managing defects in Azure DevOps. This role requires someone who can work with minimal documentation, identify test coverage gaps, and ensure application quality in a fast-paced development environment.

• Produce E2E test cases using BrowserStack Low-Code Automation (record-and-playback + AI test generation) 
  

• Expand coverage across test sections: logins, global settings, scheduling, payments/POS, and contracts 
  

• Work with the internal QA lead to understand existing test logic and identify what's missing 
  

• Execute tests across browsers using BrowserStack Automate and log defects in Azure DevOps 
  

• Maintain test quality and stability as the application undergoes active development 
  

Must Have: 

• Hands-on experience with BrowserStack Low-Code Automation - this is the specific tool in use and will be verified in screening 
  

• Proven track record of building large E2E test suites (50+ tests) for complex web applications 
  

• Experience testing applications with payment processing, form-heavy workflows, or membership/billing modules 
  

• Comfortable operating without formal test documentation - you'll work from the application itself and domain knowledge 
  

• Familiarity with Angular applications and how async rendering affects E2E testing 
  

• Azure DevOps for test reporting and defect management 
  

• BrowserStack Automate for cross-browser test execution 
  

• Knowledge of payment processing or POS systems 
  

• Self-directed - you will not have a QA manager overseeing day-to-day execution 
  

Seniority: Mid to Senior. No juniors - there is no documentation and no one to guide test scenario selection. Must be independently capable from Day 1.