Junior Quality Engineer – Banking Kiosk & Backend

About the Role‍

We test systems that operate in regulated banking environments - including  Windows-based kiosks, backend services, host integrations, and monitoring platforms.

This role blends disciplined manual testing with growing automation exposure. You’ll work closely with senior QA engineers and cross-functional teams to ensure every release meets functional, performance, and compliance standards before reaching production.

You won’t only execute test cases- you’ll help shape testing strategy early in the development lifecycle.

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What You’ll Work On

• Perform functional, regression, and exploratory testing across multiple applications
• Validate system integrations between kiosks, servers, and host simulators
• Design stress and performance testing approaches to assess resilience and failure scenarios
• Contribute to automation pipelines and smoke-test suites within CI workflows
• Develop hardware-in-loop testing for kiosk peripherals
• Identify environment and deployment constraints before production release
• Document defects clearly and collaborate with engineers to resolve root causes

Over time, you’ll shift from predominantly manual testing toward greater automation ownership as your capability matures.

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Quality Standards

We treat testing as a core engineering discipline.

You’ll participate in design reviews, assess system dependencies, and evaluate both functional and non-functional requirements. Our QA practice goes beyond validation - it strengthens architecture, performance, and deployment readiness.

This is not a checklist-only role. You’ll contribute to testing strategies that safeguard reliability, security, and system integrity in live banking environments.

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Who Thrives Here

Engineers who:

• Think critically about system behavior and edge cases
• Care about performance, resilience, and failure scenarios
• Communicate clearly across technical teams
• Take ownership of quality rather than waiting for instructions
• Are eager to grow from manual testing into automation and CI practices