Senior QA Automation Engineer (Backend & Logic Focus)

Remote
Full Time
Orchid Software Solutions
Experienced

Location: Remote (LATAM Based)
Product Team: Gather Records 

About Orchid Software Solutions

Orchid Software Solutions is a fast-growing health-tech group building high-impact software for the assisted reproduction industry. We handle sensitive medical, legal, and financial data across products like Seed Trust (Fintech/Escrow) and Gather (Medical Records). We are currently scaling from 50 to 100 people and tackling significant technical debt by migrating to modern architectures.

About the Role

Gather Records handles complex data workflows, including OCR processing, medical record summaries, and intricate business logic. We are looking for a Senior QA Engineer who excels at testing complex backend systems and data-heavy workflows.

You will be responsible for validating the "brain" of the product, ensuring that case transitions, invoice management, and data syncs are flawless. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys breaking down complex business rules and ensuring data integrity across the entire pipeline.

Key Responsibilities

  • Backend Automation: Expand and maintain existing Python-based test suites (Flask environment) to cover API and business logic edge cases.
  • End-to-End Workflow Testing: Validate complex user journeys, from initial intake forms to final summary builds and case transitions.
  • Data Validation: Test critical business logic scenarios, such as processing day calculations, partial records from agencies, and multi-user conflict scenarios.
  • Frontend Regression: Build and maintain a regression suite for our Next.js frontend using Playwright or Cypress.
  • Integration: Set up and optimize CI pipeline triggers to ensure automated tests run on every push, maintaining high deployment standards.

Requirements

  • 5+ years in QA Automation with a specialized focus on Backend and API Testing.
  • Strong proficiency in Python. Experience with Pytest and working within a Flask environment is a significant plus.
  • Solid understanding of SQL and data modeling. You must be comfortable validating complex reports and database logs.
  • Experience with Playwright or Cypress for frontend automation.
  • Asynchronous Patterns: Ability to handle and test asynchronous patterns (OCR/AI processing pipelines).
  • English Fluency: Excellent written and verbal communication skills for a global team environment.
  • Domain Interest: Experience or interest in Health-Tech and handling sensitive data.

Compensation & Benefits

  • Monthly Compensation: $4,500 - $6,500 USD (Based on seniority and technical fit).
  • 100% Remote: Work from anywhere in LATAM.
  • Stability & Growth: Join a scaling company with clear product ownership and long-term vision.
  • Technical Challenge: Help solve complex logic problems in a mission-critical healthcare environment.
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