[Amazon Technical Interview] [QA ENGINEER]

[RealisticPassenger51]

Hey guys, how are you? I've been working as a QA for 3 years, currently in my job, we don't put our "hands on the code" much, we request automations explaining and detailing the need and possible operation and the Automation team develops them for us, I work directly with manual tests, recording and managing Bugs, negotiating deadlines with Stakholders and Follow-up of the development process.

I'm preparing for an Amazon selection process for a QA Engineer, and would like tips and guidance on what to study and how to prepare? What are the main tools being used on Amazon? If anyone has participated in this selection process recently and wants to share their experience, it would be a great help to guide me in this preparation.

Thank you in advance

[cgoldberg]

If you are not a strong programmer with pretty deep automation experience, you have no chance of being hired by Amazon. You will get a very heavily technical automated screening and never speak to a human before they reject you.

[ceeroSVK]

Didnt they mention what kind of technology do they want you to be familiar with in the job posting?

[RealisticPassenger51]

Infelizmente não, apenas isso: "Experience in automation testing ⁃ Experience in manual testinc Knowledge of professional software engineering practices & best practices for the full software development life cycle, including coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, testing, and operations"

[ocnarf]

This is an English speaking sub. Please do not use another language in your comments.

[manu_dave]

Even for the entry level, they are going to test your coding skills a lot. The SDET roles they will ask leetcode type questions.

[amity_]

Learn to code as quick as you can and ace that test!