Test Automation Platform Engineer (80-100%) (f/m/d)
Julius Baer3 days ago
Madrid, SpainSenior
Responsibilities
- Own and evolve the bank’s global test automation platform.
- Drive the platform lifecycle from architecture and implementation through operation and continuous improvement.
- Collaborate with development teams to gather feedback and translate needs into platform capabilities.
- Improve developer experience, workflows, and self-service capabilities.
- Drive testing-as-code through an API-first platform with CI/CD integration.
- Build self-service capabilities for test data generation, test execution, and reporting.
- Contribute to the platform roadmap and shape software quality engineering across the organization.
Requirements
- Proven track record in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field.
- Experience building, operating, or extending test automation solutions, engineering platforms, or developer tooling.
- Hands-on experience with performance, functional, or end-to-end testing frameworks.
- Familiarity with Playwright, k6, Selenium, or comparable testing technologies.
- Experience as a software engineer or platform engineer, ideally with Java or TypeScript.
- Experience integrating testing solutions with CI/CD platforms, particularly GitLab, is preferred.
- Experience issuing test reports into ticketing systems such as Jira is advantageous.
- Knowledge of modern software engineering practices, APIs, automation, and cloud-native technologies.
- Ability to take ownership, drive initiatives from idea to production, collaborate effectively, and solve complex engineering challenges.
Benefits
- The role is offered at an 80–100% workload.
- The position provides the opportunity to influence product direction, drive innovation, and shape developer experience across the bank.
- Applications are submitted through Julius Baer’s online application tool.
Tech Stack
About Julius Baer
Julius Baer is a Swiss private banking group providing wealth management, investment advisory, and custody services to high- and ultra-high-net-worth clients and family offices. It earns fees and commissions on assets under management, plus trading, custody, and lending income. Founded in 1890 and headquartered in Zurich, it operates in about 25 countries across roughly 60 locations, with notable hubs in Geneva, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Dubai.