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AlgoShack

Sr Test Automation Engineer (4 to 7+ Years Experience)

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Seniority
Senior
Country
IN
Work mode
On-site / unstated
First seen by hirly
23 Sept 2026

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Key Responsibilities:

  • Design and build automation scripts to validate DICOM ingestion and output.
  • Compare golden DICOM outputs vs test outputs using key attributes and metadata.
  • Automate end-to-end flows: DICOM send → processing → DICOM receive and validation.
  • Validate AI results stored in DICOM private tags and scorecards.
  • Manage test data, configurations, and variations.
  • Identify regressions and ensure stability for supported customer configurations.
  • Collaborate with engineering and domain teams to understand workflows and issues.
  • Collaborate closely with Development, Product, and DevOps teams.
  • Mentor junior engineers and provide technical leadership in automation best practices.
  • Manage test data, test environments, and automation dependencies effectively.

Required Skills & Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s degree in computer science or related field.
  • 4+ years of hands-on experience in software development or testing.
  • Healthcare domain knowledge with strong DICOM fundamentals , including data flow and imaging workflows.
  • Strong programming experience in Python (test automation and scripting).
  • Experience in Playwright/Typescript
  • good to have playwright with node.js
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
  • Strong technical leadership and mentoring abilities

Good to Have:

  • Experience with PACS /Viewer/Medical Imaging systems .
  • Familiarity with Healthcare standards (HL7 is a plus).
  • Prior experience testing AI/ML-based healthcare applications .
  • Exposure to cloud-based testing environments (e.g., GCP, AWS).
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