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This mid-level Automation Engineer opening is for someone who treats Jest documentation as a first draft they intend to improve. For the quality-obsessed Automation Engineer with 4 years, Johns Hopkins answers with $69,000 - $97,000, a contract setup, and a ladder built for climbing.
Key Responsibilities
- Ship the slow-to-anger Presentation Skills features that move Johns Hopkins's technology roadmap forward
- Enhance test automation frameworks to increase release confidence
- Track and report on key performance metrics for technology services
- Keep Johns Hopkins's Accessibility Testing dependencies patched before the CVEs become incidents
- Write the Continuous Integration tests that catch regressions before Gulfport, MS ships them
- Write clean, well-tested code that scales with Johns Hopkins's growing user base
- Build Accessibility Testing self-service tools so Gulfport teams stop filing tickets for everything
- Pair TDD and Presentation Skills in a pipeline Johns Hopkins can extend without your help later
What You'll Bring
- Knowledge of MS-specific regulations relevant to technology work
- 5 years of learning when to trust the process and when to break it
- Equal parts TDD depth and Accessibility Testing curiosity
- The discipline to document while it's fresh, not after it's forgotten
Our proudly-imperfect approach to technology has made Johns Hopkins a go-to choice for companies throughout MS. Inclusion isn't a poster on the Gulfport, MS wall; it's who gets pulled into the room and heard.
In return for your Accessibility Testing expertise, you'll earn $69,000 - $97,000 along with 401(k) matching and flexible remote options.
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