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Mid to Senior Automation Tester C / Selenium

Fuku · Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia · 2026-02-06

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Mid to Senior Automation Tester (C# / Selenium)

Location: - Central Kuala Lumpur, with MRT / LRT connection

Work Arrangement: - Hybrid model: 3 days a week in the office

Why You Should Apply: - European management style and culture; No fire-fighting, no overtime & contribute your ideas - Exposure to the newest technology and engineering best practices; excellent learning environment - Reputable company with USD 400 million in new funding, experiencing fast growth and serving “blue chip” enterprise customers

Key Responsibilities: - Advocate best practices in testing to foster a quality-first mindset across the team - Enable Developers to contribute to automated scripts - Perform testing activities, with approximately 80% automation and 20% manual testing - Develop and implement reliable testing strategies - Identify process or technical gaps and propose solutions for improvement

Requirements: - 3 to 8 years of automation testing experience - Early career experience as a .NET / C# Engineer or recent C# testing experience

About the Company & Team: - European technology “unicorn” with a data-driven and AI-enabled SaaS product for enterprise clients - Serving 100,000 companies across 175+ countries - New technology hub in Kuala Lumpur with 50+ people, established in 2024

How to Apply: - Click the “apply” button - You may submit an old CV or your LinkedIn profile if preferred - The recruiter (Graham) is available to provide more information - Every applicant or enquiry will receive a reply

Additional Notes: - Employment passes, work visas, or relocation support are not provided - Only applicants with work rights in Malaysia will be considered

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