Test Automation Engineer

Banking | Warsaw, Poland | Hybrid (3 days on-site) | B2B: up to 140 PLN/h net + VAT Rate: Up to 140 PLN/h net + VAT (B2B) Location: Warsaw, Poland Work model: Hybrid - 3 days on-site per week Industry: Banking Contract: B2B Payments are at the heart of modern banking - and making sure they work flawlessly is critical. We're looking for a Test Automation Engineer to join a cross-functional team in Warsaw, building and running end-to-end automated tests across payment flow applications in a major banking environment. This is a hands-on engineering role. You'll own the full testing cycle: from analysing requirements and designing test cases, through to implementing automation, executing tests, and digging into root causes when things go wrong. You'll also play a key part in shaping the test framework itself - so there's real scope to make your mark on how quality is delivered. What you'll be doing Analysing requirements to identify what needs testing and where the risks are Designing and implementing automated tests using Python and Robot Framework Covering both API and UI test automation across multiple applications Executing test suites and investigating defects through root cause analysis Contributing to the design and evolution of the team's test automation framework Working in an Agile/SAFe environment with developers, BAs, and other QA engineers What you need to bring Strong hands-on experience with Python programming Solid practical knowledge of Robot Framework for test automation Experience automating both API and UI tests A solid grounding in software testing principles and methodologies Familiarity with Git and version control workflows Comfort working collaboratively in cross-functional, agile teams Bonus points for Experience with Jenkins CI/CD pipelines Knowledge of Kafka message streaming Splunk for log analysis and monitoring Hands-on work with Jira and qTest Experience building test frameworks from the ground up Background in release management processes Interested? Get in touch and let's talk through the details.