Skyhigh Security is looking for an Associate Software Engineer (Java) to help protect the world's data by developing and testing cloud-based security solutions.
Requirements
- Knowledge & hands-on Java/Python/Shell/Perl scripting experience
- Understanding of Linux Operating system & comfortable with basic administration.
- Understanding of Cloud Computing is strongly preferred.
- Experience with Cloud/SaaS deployments is strongly desired.
- Should have excellent debugging, troubleshooting, analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Should have strong proficiency in functional and non-functional testing, including experience of code review / bug analysis, development of test tools, designing test cases and contribution to effective test planning.
- Ability to test/automate Cloud/Hybrid deployments.
Responsibilities
- Work with Agile process for iteration-based development.
- Understand the product/module requirement and come up with required test plans and scripts for automated testing.
- Interact with architects and product management teams and working towards resolving bugs, ensuring that the product meets the quality and usability expectations.
- Hands-on authoring of test cases and test code combined with test execution.
- Responsible for designing and developing automated tools or frameworks for highly optimized and effective test coverage.
- Utilize innovative test technologies to develop product’s testing strategy.
- Perform debugging and troubleshooting in local and production environments.
Other
- Jr Java Software Engineer with 1-3 years of experience.
- Relevant years of professional work experience.
- Good understanding of Quality Process/Test Lifecycle, overall SDLC process such as Agile/SCRUM.
- Demonstrated ability to work effectively both within a team and cross-group to drive identification and resolution of issues to ship under tight deadlines along with being able to drive features into the product.
- Closely work with Support team in timely triage of customer cases including recreation of issues and verification of bug fixes.
