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Job Title: QA Automation Testing Intern Company: Novetum Location: Hyderabad, India (On-site) Employment Type: Internship, Full time, Paid Duration: 6 months (eligible for full-time conversion based on performance) Team: Engineering / Quality Assurance About Novetum Novetum designs and deploys AI systems that operate within real business workflows systems that think, decide, and execute. We work with companies to solve complex operational challenges using tailored, AI-driven solutions. About the Role As a QA Automation Testing Intern, you'll help build and maintain our automated test suite with Playwright, contribute directly to shipping reliable software, and receive hands-on mentorship from our engineering team. Responsibilities Design, write, and maintain automated end-to-end tests using Playwright (JavaScript/TypeScript) Help keep the test suite healthy reduce flakiness, expand coverage Perform manual exploratory testing Write clear, reproducible bug reports and track them to resolution Collaborate with developers to define test cases before and during development Integrate and run tests within CI/CD pipelines (e.g., GitHub Actions) Help establish QA processes, documentation, and best practices Communicate testing status, risks, and quality metrics to the team Required Qualifications Pursuing or recently completed a degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent self-taught experience) Solid understanding of JavaScript or TypeScript fundamentals Familiarity with HTML, CSS, DOM, and browser dev tools Basic understanding of testing concepts (unit, integration, E2E, regression, edge cases) Robust attention to detail Positive communication skills and ability to work independently Preferred Qualifications Experience with Playwright, Cypress, or Selenium Familiarity with Git Exposure to CI/CD tools Understanding of REST APIs and API testing (e.g., Postman) Compensation: Paid internship (stipend based on interview performance) Conversion: Full-time offer possible based on performance .
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