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Test Automation jobs in Japan

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amptalk

Automatically record and analyze sales calls.

QA Engineer

¥7M ~ ¥9.5M No Japanese required Japan residents only Partially remote Quality Assurance Test Automation
Money Forward

Tools to improve financial health.

QA Engineer - SDET, Money Forward Kessai Ltd., Tokyo

¥6.9M ~ ¥11.0M Conversational Japanese Apply from abroad Partially remote Quality Assurance Test Automation

QA Engineer - SDET, Money Forward Kessai Ltd., Fukuoka

¥6.9M ~ ¥11.0M Conversational Japanese Apply from abroad Partially remote Quality Assurance Test Automation

SDET (Senior Level), Digital Bank

¥7.9M ~ ¥15M Basic Japanese Japan residents only Partially remote Quality Assurance Test Automation

QA Engineer, Digital Bank

¥6M ~ ¥11M Business Japanese Japan residents only Partially remote Quality Assurance Test Automation
PayPay

Revolutionizing cashless payments in Japan.

Full Stack QA Engineer

No Japanese required Apply from abroad Partially remote Generative AI Quality Assurance Test Automation

Automation QA Engineer

No Japanese required Apply from abroad Partially remote Java Quality Assurance Test Automation
KOMOJU

Global payments made simple.

Platform Quality Engineer

No Japanese required Apply from abroad Fully remote Quality Assurance Test Automation
PayPay Card Corporation

Integrating credit cards with the PayPay platform.

Automation QA Engineer

No Japanese required Apply from abroad Partially remote Quality Assurance Test Automation

Insights from Test Automation Developers in Japan

Building up Yaraku's QA Process from scratch

with Mary Grygjeanne Grace Icay

Grace started her career as a software developer in the Philippines but discovered her passion for QA when she moved to Japan. As Yaraku's first QA Engineer, not only does she perform the QA herself, Grace also designed Yaraku’s official QA process.

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