Quality Assurance Engineer

About the Role

Remediant is looking for a Quality Assurance Engineer to join our growing team. We help secure access to critical systems in industries ranging from defense contractors to pharmaceutical companies. Our flagship product, SecureONE, enables our customers to deploy a “just-in-time-administration” stance that prevents attackers from gaining a foothold in their networks.

We are looking for people who have a track record of taking a pragmatic approach to solving technical problems. You will join a team working on maintaining and adding features to SecureONE alongside teammates with previous experience in IT, security, system log analysis, payments, digital imaging, and pharmaceuticals.

You do not need to have any previous experience in information security — and this is a great job for those looking to learn more.

About You

• You are skilled at developing automated test plans for Python and Javascript services.
• You can assist the engineering team in best practices in structuring code for ease of testing and test coverage
• You are skilled in release management and ensuring test plan passes, documentation is well crafted, and double checking engineerings work on a release candidate
• You have experience with Javascript and the Node.js ecosystem.
• You are capable of developing new services and supporting existing architecture.
• You are comfortable with deployment of services in Docker or with other container/virtualization tools
• You are experienced with REST APIs and using mocks where appropriate for testing.
• You are comfortable at the linux/unix command-line and at home with common system utilities (SSH, grep, ps, netstat).
• Skilled in Git, pull requests, PR reviews, and associated workflows.
• You have experience utilizing CI/CD systems to help facilitate automated testing and deployment.
• You are extremely comfortable working remotely over Zoom/Slack and organizing your time.
• You have experience working with agile processes and the tools that facilitate it (JIRA).
  
  

Ideally, candidates will have experience with several of the these technical skills (but no candidate is expected to be savvy in all of them):

• Asynchronous, distributed architectures and micro service patterns
• Managing infrastructure in Amazon Web Services or other cloud platforms
• Previous experience in corporate IT, particularly around access management, LDAP, Active Directory, or similar security issues

If you don't meet all the requirements listed above but think you could be good for the job, apply anyway!