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Lead Software Test Engineer
Cox EnterprisesLead Software Test Engineer applying testing principles and collaborating across teams at Cox Automotive. Focused on ensuring quality and reliability of distributed software platforms through effective testing methodologies.
Posted 5/13/2026full-timeExton • Pennsylvania, Texas • 🇺🇸 United StatesSenior💰 $122,700 - $204,500 per yearWebsite
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesJMeter.NET
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- The Lead Software Test Engineer applies advanced knowledge of testing principles, methodologies, and techniques to ensure the quality and reliability of complex, distributed software platforms
- Serving as an influential participant in design reviews, this role develops and executes functional, integration, system, load, and performance tests
- Defines system-wide standards for test automation; and coordinates cross-organizational UAT environments in partnership with integrating teams
- Applies effective influence and collaboration—without formal management authority—across Engineering, Product, Architecture, and SRE to embed quality throughout the software delivery lifecycle
- Takes the lead on difficult defect detection and troubleshooting, predicts and documents potential risks and constraints
- Leverages AI tooling to drive consistency in test automation across the engineering organization
- Serves as a thought leader in evolving quality practices to meet the shift towards AI-generated code
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline and 6 years of experience in a related field, or equivalent combinations such as a master’s degree and up to 4 years of experience, or 10 years of experience with no degree
- Hands-on experience developing test automation with modern frameworks such as Playwright, RestSharp, Pact.NET, and xUnit
- Hands-on experience creating performance test automation with tools such as JMeter or k6
- Experience with test management and orchestration (test reporting frameworks, TestContainers, etc.)
- Reviews product requirements and system designs with a testability lens, contributing test strategy input during architecture reviews and driving implementation patterns that support maintainable, scalable automation
- Skilled at building partnership with Product, Architecture, and Engineering teams both inside and outside of the organization
- Remains current on test automation tooling and methodologies, recommending and driving adoption of advanced approaches that measurably improve coverage, defect detection, or CI/CD feedback cycle times
- Demonstrated experience working with AI coding tools (such as Claude, GitHub Copilot, or equivalent) and the ability to define and implement quality guardrails within agent configurations, constitutions, or briefings
Benefits
Comp & perks- The Company offers eligible employees the flexibility to take as much vacation with pay as they deem consistent with their duties, the company’s needs, and its obligations
- seven paid holidays throughout the calendar year
- up to 160 hours of paid wellness annually for their own wellness or that of family members
- Employees are also eligible for additional paid time off in the form of bereavement leave, time off to vote, jury duty leave, volunteer time off, military leave, and parental leave
- health care insurance (medical, dental, vision)
- retirement planning (401(k))
- paid days off (sick leave, parental leave, flexible vacation/wellness days, and/or PTO)
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Hard Skills & Tools
test automationfunctional testingintegration testingsystem testingload testingperformance testingtest strategydefect detectiontroubleshootingAI coding tools
Soft Skills
influencecollaborationpartnership buildingcommunicationthought leadership