India onlyExperience - 5 + years (Location - Pune)
Role Overview
We are building a backend claims processing platform in the insurance domain. The current system is built using workflow tools like Tibco and Mulesoft, and we are transitioning to a Java-based microservices architecture to replicate and enhance this logic.
This role is focused purely on backend testing. There is no UI testing involved. The QA Engineer will be responsible for testing Java-based microservices, APIs, and end-to-end backend workflows, along with building automation for the same.
Key Responsibilities
Test Java-based backend microservices that replicate business logic previously handled by workflow tools.
Design and execute API test cases for RESTful services.
Validate request/response payloads, business rules, data transformations, and error handling.
Perform functional, regression, integration, and acceptance testing at the backend level.
Validate end-to-end claims processing workflows across multiple microservices.
Automate API and backend test cases to ensure scalable and repeatable test coverage.
Perform data validation across services and ensure correctness of business logic.
Collaborate with backend developers and product stakeholders to understand complex rules and edge cases.
Identify, reproduce, and document defects clearly with supporting logs and test evidence.
Contribute to improving test processes and ensuring quality in a microservices-based architecture.
Mandatory Skills
Backend/API Testing: Strong hands-on experience testing REST APIs and backend systems.
Automation Skills: Experience automating API test cases (e.g., REST-assured, Java-based automation frameworks, or similar tools).
Microservices Testing: Experience testing distributed systems or microservices-based architectures.
Functional & Integration Testing: Ability to validate complex backend workflows and business rules.
Data Validation: Comfortable validating JSON payloads, service responses, and backend data flows.
Understanding of Java Applications: Basic understanding of Java-based services and how microservices interact.
Strong analytical and debugging skills.
Good to Have
Experience in the insurance or claims domain.
Exposure to CI/CD pipelines and automated test execution in build processes.
Experience with service virtualization or mocking frameworks.
Understanding of event-driven systems or asynchronous processing.
