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Realtor.com

Software Test Engineer

Austin, Texas, United StatesmidAdded today

About this role

Realtor.com seeks a Software Test Engineer to ensure quality across web and mobile platforms serving real estate professionals. You'll focus on end-to-end and API testing, build automation frameworks using Playwright and Python, and collaborate with agile teams to validate critical user journeys.

What you'll do

  • Design and execute E2E and integration tests using Playwright, focusing on UI correctness and cross-browser compatibility
  • Develop API and GraphQL contract validation tests in Python to ensure data integrity
  • Write and maintain automated test scripts integrated into CI/CD pipelines (CircleCI, GitHub Actions)
  • Perform hands-on testing for lead applications and support performance testing using k6
  • Collaborate with developers and product teams to translate requirements into reliable automated acceptance tests
  • Participate in agile processes and help triage failing automated checks to maintain build health

What they're looking for

  • Playwright automation framework
  • Python programming
  • GraphQL API testing
  • CI/CD pipeline experience (CircleCI, GitHub Actions)
  • Browser-based debugging and observability tools
  • Visual regression testing or accessibility testing
  • Web application and backend testing knowledge
  • AI/agentic testing methodologies (preferred)

Benefits

  • Health and wellbeing programs for employees and families
  • Hybrid work model with 3+ days in-office collaboration
  • Agile team environment focused on continuous learning
  • [Additional benefits not fully listed in description]

Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with Playwright and how you've structured E2E test suites to minimize flakiness in CI/CD pipelines.
  • Walk us through a time you tested GraphQL APIs—how did you validate schemas and handle contract testing?
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