Job Specification
3Pillar is an AI transformation partner on a mission to help enterprises build the AI-native products and intelligent agents that will define the next era of business. With teams across North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia, we work with the most ambitious companies in financial services, healthcare, media, and technology — helping them move faster, modernize boldly, and compete on their own terms. Our HelixAI platform and Helix Pods delivery model put our engineers at the center of real agentic transformation — doing work that is open, portable, and built to last. We are building the future of enterprise AI.
Role Overview
Embark on a vital journey into the realm of quality assurance with 3Pillar! On the client engagement, you'll play an indispensable role in our dynamic team, building and maintaining automated test coverage—Playwright, TypeScript, and Postman—that keeps the platform reliable as it evolves. This opportunity goes beyond traditional testing; it's about being a guardian of excellence and a catalyst for delivering flawless products that leave a lasting impression in the market.
Desired Capabilities
Automation & Tooling Stack
Additional Experience Desired
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Auto-waiting, role locators, and network mocking challenges in cloud browsers.
Scenario-based Q&A covering fixtures, contexts, trace viewer, and CI stability.
Validate REST schemas, status assertions, auth tokens, and payload contracts.
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