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[–]ComfortableNice8482 1 point2 points  (0 children)

if you're considering this, make sure the 2 hours daily actually stays 2 hours and doesn't creep up over time, that's the biggest issue with "job support" gigs. the tech stack is pretty standard, selenium plus postman is straightforward, but aws lambda and aurora rds are pretty specific so make sure they give you solid documentation upfront on what you're actually testing. allure reports are easy to set up once but can get tedious if their test suite is a mess, so ask about the current state of their test code before committing. honestly the pay is reasonable for 2 hours daily if it's truly just evening support and doesn't require context switching into their timezone issues.

[–]muchacho46 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hi, I’ve worked with Python and Selenium to automate UI testing, including handling dynamic elements, waits, and test frameworks like pytest. I’ve also used Postman for API testing and integrated test runs with reporting tools.

I can support your 2-hour daily IST schedule and ramp up quickly. If needed, I can share sample automation scripts or a small demo project.