About Company:
Glance is an AI-first Screen Zero content discovery platform, and it’s scaled massively in the last few months to one of the largest platforms in India. Glance is a lock-screen first mobile content platform set up within InMobi. The average mobile phone user unlocks her phone >150 times a day. Glance aims to be there, providing visually rich, easy to consume content to entertain and inform mobile users - one unlock at a time. Glance lives on more than 130 million mobile phones in India already, and we are only getting started on this journey! We are now into phase 2 of the Glance story - we are going global!
Job Description
- Thorough Testing (manual, automation) to ensure the highest standard quality of Product.
- Exploratory & Performance Testing of Glance/Roposo applications across the complete stack
- Develop scalable and reliable automated frameworks across API, Mobile, Web, and Backend.
- Design and develop a host of products aimed at improving engineering productivity and team's efficiency
- Debugging Production issues and identifying problems - triaging the same with/without support from development and product teams.
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent.
- Practical experience of 0-2 years in the field of Development / SDET / QA.
- Basic understanding of Quality Assurance methods and practices.
- Experience in test framework development.
- Experience in any open source Automation Framework.
- Strong OOPS concepts and fundamentals. Proficiency in any one of Java, Golang, Python, C++ etc.
- Strong Analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced, highly collaborative, dynamic work environment
- Excellent communication skills, ability to collaborate and work with Product and business stakeholders.
- Experience in testing mobile applications is highly desirable.
- Experience in Shell scripting or familiarity with CLI is a plus.
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