Altinity Hiring for Automation QA Engineer at London, ON Full Time

As a QA engineer at Altinity, you will be working to help us deliver high-quality analytic data services across all environments. Along with other testing professionals, you will be testing features in the ClickHouse server as well as cloud and Kubernetes services that operate ClickHouse. We verify SQL, REST, native client APIs, and operating system-level interfaces in the stack. Much of our software is open source and our tests make heavy use of open source software and development techniques. Your test code may be publicly visible, so it has to be great.

Here is how to tell if you fit. You have unmatched motivation and are fascinated by software quality. You are an outstanding coder. You know or want to learn how to develop and run tests at every level of the stack. You can communicate and work well with a remote team.

You have the following qualifications:

• 5+ years of hands-on testing experience in DBMS, cloud services, storage, or operating systems
• Excellent knowledge of Python, C++ and bash scripting
• Excellent coding skills and ability to write clean, efficient test code
• Expert at designing enterprise-level functional tests for cloud services, client libraries, or service APIs
• Experienced in using modern CI/CD systems like Gitlab
• Tenacious at figuring out ways to break software and systematic in documenting bugs
• Excellent discipline to follow test processes
• Capable of working independently with minimal supervision

Altinity test engineer positions are full-time and include an equity position in the company. We are 100% remote. You may work anywhere you have a work permit, but we prefer candidates within North Americ

Job Types: Full-time, Contract, Permanent

Salary: $70,000.00-$100,000.00 per year

Application question(s):

• Do you have LinkedIn or/and GitHub profiles? Please share the links if you do

Experience:

• Quality Assurance: 5 years (preferred)
• Test automation: 3 years (preferred)
• Python: 2 years (required)
• Linux: 2 years (preferred)