We’re looking for an experienced Senior Software Quality Engineer to join the PingOne Neo team and help elevate the quality of our mobile applications and SDKs. In this role, you’ll collaborate closely with engineers across disciplines to enhance existing automation frameworks and develop new ones from the ground up. You’ll play a critical part in ensuring product stability and performance by designing and implementing robust automated tests, while also contributing to manual testing efforts when needed. Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you’ll help define quality standards, mentor peers, and promote a culture of engineering excellence.

You will:

Design and develop test automation frameworks for mobile SDKs and applications, Backend APIs and Web UI components Write clean, maintainable test code and review both automation and product code to uphold best practices Perform manual testing to ensure comprehensive coverage and product stability Troubleshoot and reproduce complex issues across distributed systems Communicate test strategies, plans, and quality metrics effectively to stakeholders Operate in an Agile/Scrum environment, contributing to fast-paced product delivery

You have:

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent technical experience 5-8 years of experience building automated test suites for distributed systems, public APIs, or HTTP/REST/JSON-based services in a CI environment 5+ years of hands-on development experience with Java 3+ years of experience with testing tools and frameworks such as Postman, Selenium, Appium, JUnit/TestNG, and JSON Proven experience testing native mobile applications and SDKs using cloud-based device farms Familiarity with the full SDLC and related tools, including version control, build systems, issue tracking, and requirements management

You have an advantage if:

You have experience designing and executing end-to-end and integration tests for complex systems You have knowledge of Decentralized Identity (DCI) and Identity & Access Management (IAM) You’re familiar with infrastructure technologies like Kubernetes, Cassandra, Kafka, or Redis