Do you want to join an award-winning company at the top of its industry? To have the opportunity to develop into a well-rounded automation engineer? To work fully remotely from day one?

If yes then keep reading (or drop me a call) and take the next step in your career. If you are a strong manual tester, with a minimum of 2 years’ experience, then this role could be a chance to grow your skillset and your career. Working fully remotely with offices in Ipswich and London this business if offering a salary of up-to £40,000. You will also require either 1 years commercial experience of automation or some qualification/certification in automation.

You will be working on both web and mobile applications for one of the UK’s leading independent financial businesses. The work that you do enables customers to save and invest their money ensuring that wealth management is an option for everyone.

You will be working with alongside an expert in test automation who is ready and willing to invest in your skillset and give you the training you need. He will support you in learning to design and build frameworks, construct pipelines and to understand the reasoning behind all of these pieces of work.

This business is entirely committed to the natural growth of its business, not mergers and acquisitions, which means that it is committed to the growth of its staff. The founder of this business is still the CEO and has grown it with this philosophy from one store front to a nationally recognized brand. The business now has almost £8 billion of assets under its management and is ready to grow and expand.

If you are interested in hearing more about this role then we need to talk!

 Whether you have an up-to-date CV or not I want to talk to you and I’m not a hard man to get a hold of.

-          You can drop me an email at  and let me know your interest.

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