QE Engineer iOS Automation

Job Title:

QE Engineer i

OS Automation Location:

Sunnyvale, CA (Onsite) About the Role We re looking for a Quality Engineering (QE) Engineer with strong experience in iOS automation to help ensure high-quality mobile applications. You ll work closely with developers, product managers, and backend teams to design and implement scalable automated test solutions using Swift and XCTest. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain automated test frameworks for iOS applications using Swift and XCTest Build and execute UI, functional, regression, and integration test suites Collaborate with developers to improve testability and code quality Integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines (e.g., Jenkins, GitHub Actions) Perform root cause analysis for test failures and production issues Contribute to test strategy, coverage, and quality metrics Work with cross-functional teams in Agile/Scrum environments Ensure app performance, stability, and scalability through testing Required Qualifications Bachelor s degree in Computer Science or related field 3+ years of experience in mobile QA/automation Strong hands-on experience with Swift and XCTest Experience testing iOS apps (UI and API layers) Familiarity with Xcode , debugging tools, and iOS SDKs Experience with version control systems like Git Understanding of CI/CD pipelines and automation integration Knowledge of Agile development methodologies Preferred Qualifications Experience with mobile automation tools like Appium or Detox Knowledge of API testing tools (e.g., Postman, REST frameworks) Experience with performance and load testing Familiarity with cloud device farms (e.g., BrowserStack, Sauce Labs) Exposure to Android automation is a plus Basic scripting knowledge (Python, Bash) Key Skills iOS Test Automation Swift Programming XCTest Framework Mobile QA Strategy CI/CD Integration Debugging & Troubleshooting Agile/Scrum Collaboration Nice to Have Experience with accessibility testing Knowledge of security testing for mobile apps Contributions to open-source testing frameworks