Senior QA Engineer

You'll be at the heart of quality for complex AI systems, working hand in hand with the research team. As a Senior QA Engineer, you will play a key role in the reliability and robustness of AI/ML-based identity verification services, working day-to-day alongside data scientists, researchers, and software engineers to design test strategies that match the complexity of the systems. You will also be a key player in the CI/CD pipeline, ensuring every release is production-ready.

Responsibilities

• Design develop and maintain robust automated tests in Python
• Debug complex components related to AI/ML models and distributed architectures
• Own and improve the CI/CD pipeline (GitLab CI): test integration, deployment management, and continuous improvement
• Work closely with the R&D team to anticipate quality risks from the design stage
• Identify document and track bugs throughout their full lifecycle
• Actively participate in Agile/Scrum ceremonies and contribute to high-quality releases
• Share best practices and raise the QA bar across teams

Requirements

• 3+ years of experience in QA and test automation on complex systems
• Strong hands-on skills in Python for automation (pytest, Locust, etc.)
• Experience working with AI/ML systems (model testing, data pipeline validation, etc.)
• Solid expertise in CI/CD: building, maintaining, and improving pipelines (GitLab CI or equivalent)
• Experience in API testing (Postman, REST Assured, or similar)
• Ability to dive deep into complex code to find the root cause of a bug
• Autonomous, analytical mindset with a taste for technically demanding environments
• Fluent English and French (written and spoken)

Benefits

• Access to mental health platform nilo including 1on1 sessions
• Access to Udemy training platform with unlimited content and course consumption including certification
• Support on equipment for remote work and flexible working hours
• Regular onsite gatherings, internal initiatives and summer parties
• Paid special leave days
• Workcation possibilities to combine work with travel