Senior Test Automation Engineer (.NET)
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We are looking for a Senior Test Automation Engineer (.NET) to join our team in building a next-generation Windows 11 desktop application for FTIR and Raman spectroscopy instruments. The project modernizes several legacy applications into a unified platform with improved architecture, UX, and scalability for laboratory environments.
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and maintain the test automation framework for a WPF/WebView2 desktop application, applying AI-assisted development to accelerate framework build-up and to keep it easy to extend as test coverage grows
- Automate UI, API (gRPC/REST), and integration test scenarios
- Integrate automated suites into Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines
- Define automation strategy, coverage goals, and reporting
- Validate instrument-integrated workflows together with manual QA
- Analyze failures, investigate defects, and maintain suite stability
- Collaborate with developers, architects, product owners, and DevOps
- Leverage AI-assisted tools for test design, coverage analysis, defect investigation, and rapid authoring of new automated tests
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in test automation with strong proficiency in C#/.NET
- Hands-on experience in desktop UI automation
- Experience in test automation framework design from scratch using NUnit, xUnit, or SpecFlow
- Experience in API test automation with REST, Postman, and Swagger
- Skills in CI/CD integration, Git, and Agile/Scrum
- Knowledge of solid test design techniques and risk-based testing
- Experience using AI coding/testing assistants such as GitHub Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor for building and scaling automation frameworks
- Proficiency in English at a B2+ level
Nice to have
- Familiarity with WPF/WebView2 testing, Playwright, or Selenium
- Knowledge of gRPC, OPC UA, and industrial communication protocols
- Proficiency in SQL
- Background in scientific, laboratory, healthcare, or instrumentation software
Benefits
With us you can:
- Work on a flexible schedule remotely or from any of our comfortable offices or coworking spaces in Ukraine
- Receive the necessary equipment to perform your work tasks
- Change projects and technology stacks within EPAM
- Gain experience in various business domains (Insurance, E-commerce, Healthcare, Finance, Travelling, Media, Artificial Intelligence, and more)
- Relocation opportunities may be available for eligible candidates, depending on the role and openings at other EPAM locations
- Participate in volunteer, charity programs and communities (both technical and interest-based)
We focus on your professional growth:
- You can plan your individual career path together with your manager
- Receive regular feedback from colleagues
- Improve your English for free with certified teachers (Speaking Clubs, client interview preparation courses, etc.)
- Get the opportunity to undergo free training and certification in AWS, GCP, or Azure Clouds
- Use the internal E-learn training program (18,200+ specialized training and mentoring programs)
- Access corporate accounts on LinkedIn Learning, Get Abstract and other partner resources
- Study at EPAM Solution Architecture School with the instructors who are practicing architects
- Develop as a leader, join Delivery Management, Resource Management, Leadership Essentials school and more
- Participate in internal communities (500+ meetups, technical discussions, brainstorming sessions, online events and conferences annually)
What we offer:
- Vacation and sick leave (including a sick leave without a medical certificate)
- A wide range of Voluntary Medical Insurance programs providing both medical treatment and various preventive options (including sports activities)
- Medical insurance for family members at corporate rates
- Company support during significant life events (childbirth or adoption, marriage, etc.)
- Support for psychological comfort: discounts on services from mental health specialists or coaches, thematic training
- E-kids program - a free programming language training program for EPAMers' children