Quality Assurance Engineer
Air New Zealand3 days ago
Auckland, New ZealandMid Level / Senior
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and execute automated test scenarios from functional and technical requirements.
- Maintain, monitor, and refactor automation and regression test suites.
- Apply software engineering principles to test engineering and improve the ongoing value of test suites.
- Guide teams through test analysis, design, planning, and execution.
- Perform manual and automated testing in accordance with testing standards and processes.
- Identify defects, assist with resolution, and recommend improvements to prevent future issues.
- Collaborate with architects, software engineers, QA professionals, business analysts, squad members, and product owners.
- Continuously improve testing processes, methodologies, and automation capabilities.
Requirements
- 3–5 years of QA experience with a focus on test automation.
- Strong experience with Java automation frameworks, test automation tools, and testing technologies.
- Experience with Selenium, Playwright, Rest Assured, JUnit, and TestNG.
- Knowledge of RESTful APIs, SOAP APIs, databases, SQL, and Kafka.
- Understanding of current quality assurance methodologies, best practices, and toolsets.
- Experience working collaboratively across software product teams and intra-team dependencies.
- University qualifications in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related subject, or equivalent work experience.
Benefits
- Air New Zealand is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion and encourages applications from people with diverse backgrounds.
- Reasonable accommodations are available to support candidates through the recruitment and selection process.
- Applications close at 11:59pm on 11 November 2026.
Tech Stack
Categories
About Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand is the flag carrier airline of New Zealand, headquartered in Auckland, operating domestic and international passenger and cargo services across the Pacific, Asia, and North America. Publicly listed on the NZX and majority-owned by the New Zealand Government, it also runs the Airpoints loyalty program and ancillary travel services; the company traces its origins to 1940 (as TEAL) and adopted the Air New Zealand name in 1965.