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Role OverviewCoditude is looking for an AI Agentic Studio QA professional with around 4 years of experience in quality assurance and test automation. The successful candidate will develop robust test strategies, maintain automated coverage for web applications and APIs, and help validate AI-enabled workflows involving large language models (LLMs),multi-agent systems, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), tool calling, MCP, embeddings, and vector databases.Key Responsibilities● Design test strategies and detailed test cases for complex features and workflows.● Perform manual and automated testing to identify, document, track, and verify bugs and defects.● Create, maintain, and improve automated test suites for functional, integration, web, and API testing.● Participate in code reviews and provide constructive feedback on test automation code.● Collaborate with developers and product managers to investigate issues, debug failures, and clarify requirements.● Participate in Agile/Scrum ceremonies, communicate testing progress, and discuss defects, risks, and open issues.● Validate AI-driven functionality, including prompt behavior, agent workflows, RAG, tool calling, and output quality.Required Skills & Qualifications● Proficiency in Java programming and Git version control.● Hands-on experience with web test automation using Selenium WebDriver and Java.● Experience in API testing and automation, with working knowledge of Postman and REST Assured.● Experience with the TestNG testing framework.● Working knowledge of Maven and IntelliJ IDEA.● Experience with or knowledge of Jenkins and CI/CD workflows.● Understanding of Docker and containerization concepts.● Understanding of LLM testing concepts, including multi-agent systems, RAG, tool calling, and MCP.● Knowledge of testing embeddings and vector databases.● Experience with prompt engineering and prompt/output validation.● Understanding of Agile/Scrum methodologies and familiarity with Jira and Wiki applications.

AI Agentic Studio QA

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