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For almost two decades, Amwell has proudly served some of the largest and most sophisticated healthcare organizations in the U.S. and worldwide. Our team is passionate about technology’s role in transforming care delivery and making it more equitable, accessible, efficient, cost‑effective and navigable for all. Brief Overview We are seeking an experienced Sr QA Engineer to help ensure the delivery of high‑quality, reliable, and scalable software solutions. As a Senior QA Engineer, you will be responsible for creating, running and maintaining manual and automation test suites to ensure the quality of our telehealth products. You will be part of a fully remote QA team that is responsible for validating that our software meets internal and external standards, in order to provide the best quality care for our customers. Core Responsibilities Develop and execute test plans for both web and mobile, working in Agile environment Collaborate with other engineers, communicating progress and challenges and soliciting input from QA team, Development and Product Management Execute and maintain the automated test scripts, assuring continuous testing process Implement advanced software testing methodologies, models and practices as required Develop automation frameworks using Cypress or Rest‑Assured Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering or related field (or equivalent experience) 5+ years experience testing software for both web and mobile Experience working in Agile environment with JIRA tools Strong knowledge of QA methodologies Knowledge of CI tools (GitLab, AWS) Excellent analytical and problem‑solving skills Strong troubleshooting skills Highly energetic, responsible, organized, self‑disciplined, self‑motivated, able to work with little or no supervision BS/MS degree in Computer Science or Engineering Programming skills (i.e. Java, JS, SQL, etc.) preferred but not required. 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