About the Role

We’re looking for a Senior Quality Engineer to join an agile product team building a learner-facing study experience across iOS, Android, and web. This is an embedded role. You won’t be running manual testing for others. You’ll own the team’s quality practice alongside product and engineering.
As the team moves quality testing closer to the code, you’ll help move end-to-end test suites into the application repositories, keep them healthy, and help engineers understand what to test and how. You’ll become an expert in the applications and think across whole features, not just individual pull requests.

What You’ll Do
• Partner with product managers and engineers to define test strategy and plans for features, looking at all the work that makes up a feature
• Maintain and extend Playwright end-to-end test suites as they move into the application code repositories
• Build and maintain smoke test suites that act as quality gates in CI/CD pipelines
• Fix test breakage caused by browser updates, locator changes, and similar shifts
• Coach engineers on what to test,



how to test it, and good testing practices
• Help grow unit and integration test coverage so the team gets faster, cheaper feedback
• Be the go-to person for how features should work, drawing on deep product and application knowledge
• Find bugs and, where possible, help fix them
• Explore AI-assisted approaches to improve the testing practice

Required Qualifications
• Senior-level experience in quality engineering or test automation, with strong hands-on coding skills
• Strong experience with Playwright and TypeScript for end-to-end automation
• Experience testing modern web applications, ideally built with React or Next.js
• Experience testing mobile applications on iOS and Android
• Experience integrating automated tests into CI/CD pipelines, preferably GitHub Actions
• Ability to design test strategy across a full feature and explain it clearly to engineers and product partners
• Strong comm

📌 Senior SDET (Colombia)
🏢 Unosquare
📍 Colombia