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Company Description
Digital Trust Infrastructure India Limited is a deep-technology company dedicated to addressing structural gaps in India’s digital economy by building foundational infrastructure. Rather than following trends, the organization focuses on uncovering and solving systemic issues that may otherwise go unnoticed until they escalate into larger challenges. Headquartered in India, the company prioritizes creating solutions for the Indian market with the belief that their impact will extend globally. By bridging critical gaps, Digital Trust Infrastructure India Limited strives to deliver transformative platforms and innovations.
The Role
In a security product, quality is not a phase — it is a constant. We’re looking for a QA Engineer to own testing across our full product surface: the secure hardware device, cloud relay backend, mobile application, and web portal.
This is not a manual testing role. We need someone who thinks automation-first, integrates quality gates into CI/CD, and treats testing as an engineering discipline.
What You’ll Work On
→ Test automation for backend APIs — coverage of every flow, edge case, and approval path → CI/CD integrated test pipelines — tests that run on every build → Mobile app testing on Android (iOS to follow) → Web portal testing — cross-browser, role-based, state-dependent scenarios → Hardware device QA — functional test protocols for our secure signing device, USB and BLE connectivity validation → Bug documentation and reproduction — clear, detailed, actionable reports → Performance and reliability testing — behavior under load, network failure, and unexpected device states
What We’re Looking For
Must Have: → 3–4 years in QA / test automation → Hands-on API testing (Postman, REST-assured, Karate, or equivalent) → CI/CD-integrated test experience (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or similar) → Mobile or web automation experience (Appium, Cypress, Selenium, Espresso) → Strong attention to detail — finding edge cases is a skill, not an accident → Clear written communication — bug reports developers can act on
Nice to Have: → Hardware, IoT, or embedded device testing experience → Security-aware testing (OWASP, auth flow probing, input validation) → Performance and load testing tools (JMeter, k6, Locust) → BLE or USB device testing exposure.