Senior Backend QA Engineer
Fuku · Singapore, Singapore, Singapore · 2026-03-13
About this role
Job Description: Backend QA Engineer
Our client is building the future of finance and is seeking a Backend QA Engineer to join a fast-moving, global team shaping how the world uses crypto. This is a fully remote position with fast-track career development opportunities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design and execute backend test strategies to ensure system reliability. - Perform white-box testing by analyzing architecture and source code. - Build and enhance automation frameworks for efficient testing. - Conduct API, integration, regression, and performance testing. - Validate distributed systems built with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. - Ensure stability and reliability across technologies such as Redis, Kafka, and relational databases. - Improve CI/CD testing integration to streamline development workflows.
Requirements:
- Minimum of 3 years of backend QA experience. - Strong fundamentals in Java programming. - Hands-on experience with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud frameworks. - Familiarity with Redis, Kafka, and AWS RDS or similar technologies. - Proficiency in API testing using tools such as Postman or RestAssured. - Experience with automation and CI/CD integration.
Why Join?
- 100% global remote work environment. - Highly competitive compensation package. - Opportunity to work on scalable microservices architecture. - Strong potential for professional growth and career advancement.
Skills asked for
- spring boot
- spring
- redis
- kafka
- ci/cd
- java
- aws
- microservices
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