Who we are 

At Luna, our mission is to make quality, affordable vision care accessible for all. Our diverse team is working to advance the vision industry with an ever-growing collection of innovative solutions designed to address the toughest challenges facing eyewear businesses and doctors. We offer suites of products and services that improve and increase vision prescription access, streamline online shopping with virtual try-on and facial measurements, and support fulfillment and delivery. We partner with forward-looking eyewear retailers and brands, as well as eye doctors and optical shops, to accelerate their digital transformation with end-to-end solutions that revolutionize vision experiences online, offline, and everywhere in-between. Our solutions are currently used by over 10 million users each month, all around the world. We're a diverse group with offices in Tel Aviv and Salt Lake City.   

We're on the lookout for a Senior Test Automation Engineer with over 5 years of experience in test automation to join our dynamic test automation team at an innovative and fast-paced startup. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional brilliance, accountability, self-management skills, and a solution-oriented mindset. 

This role reports directly to the Test Automation Lead. 

If you are:   

  • Self managed  
  • Solution oriented  
  • Strong leadership   
  • Deep technical and analytical abilities, with exceptional accuracy and superior mathematical aptitude.  
  • Ability to multi-task and test different applications necessary for a release.  
  • Proven ability to work under pressure and deliver within tight deadlines.  
  • Has an enthusiasm for software development and QA methods. 

What you’ll Do 

  • Design, implement and maintain test automation strategies and plans for our Mobile, Web and Back-End Applications, from scratch.  
  • Lead and own Quality Assurance activities that involve test automation, by working closely with QA, Dev, product and Algo teams to find the most efficient solutions.  
  • Be highly involved and Integrate test automation into our CI/CD pipeline, enabling continuous delivery and ensuring software agility, reliability, and performance.  
  • Analyze test results, identify and report defects, and work on their resolution.  
  • Drive the software quality assurance lifecycle within Agile processes.  
  • Troubleshoot system issues and maintain the highest standards of quality assurance for our products. 

What you'll need  

  • Minimum 5 years of experience in test automation- a must  
  • Proven technical experience with CI/CD tools, frameworks, and implementation – a must  
  • Intermediate level in python- a must  
  • Experience in manual QA and feature analysis- a must. 
  • Experience with mobile test automation frameworks on iOS and Android, including building framework from scratch
  • Excellent logical and analytical ability in analyzing complex systems and algorithms  
  • Great perception of Software development life cycle and Agile, and how QA impact the process  
  • Knowledgeable with the key success factor of test automation in a software development process.  
  • Relevant academic degree (Computer Science / Industrial Engineering / Information System) or equivalent. 

We believe in our people.  If you feel you are the right person for the position, we want you to apply, even if you do not meet all of the requirements listed above.  If you are not sure, don’t hesitate to send us your information, we would love to hear from you! 

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