Automation Test Engineer Payments

Key responsibilities

• Build and maintain automated test frameworks and suites using Java and appropriate automation tools (UI, API, and integration layers).
• Translate functional payment requirements into automated test cases, ensuring coverage of end-to-end flows and edge cases.
• Automate testing for payment types and components such as credit transfers, direct debits, SWIFT/ISO 20022 messages, payment gateways, validation, routing, and posting (scope depends on platform).
• Create robust API and service-level automation (e.g., REST/SOAP), including contract and schema validation where relevant.
• Validate payment processing rules: cut-off times, value dates, charges/fees, FX (if applicable), limits, sanctions/AML screening touchpoints, returns/recalls, reversals, rejects/repairs, and exception handling.
• Implement test data strategies for payments (synthetic data, masking, data seeding), including correlation of transactions across systems.
• Integrate automated tests into CI/CD pipelines; enable unattended execution, reporting, and quality gates.
• Analyse failures quickly (logs, message traces, database queries where permitted) and raise high-quality defects with clear evidence.
• Collaborate with Product Owners, Developers, BAs, and Ops to define acceptance criteria, test approach, and release readiness.
• Maintain test documentation: automation coverage, traceability, and execution dashboards/metrics.

Required Skills & Experience

Automation & Engineering

• Strong hands‑on experience building automation in Java (clean code, OOP, design patterns).
• Experience with common automation tools/frameworks such as:

• JUnit/TestNG, Cucumber/BDD (optional)
• Selenium/Playwright (UI, where applicable)
• REST Assured, Postman/Newman, SoapUI (API)
• Maven/Gradle, Git, Jenkins/GitLab CI/Azure DevOps

Payments Domain

• Working knowledge of payment processing concepts and lifecycles: initiation → validation → enrichment → screening → routing → settlement → reconciliation/returns.
• Familiarity with payment standards and formats (as relevant): ISO 20022, SWIFT MT/MX, local clearing formats.
• Understanding of operational and risk considerations: sanctions screening touchpoints, auditability, resiliency, and high availability expectations.

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