What is in it for you?
As an Sr. Performance Test Engineer, you will be a part of an Agile team to build healthcare applications and implement new features while adhering to the best coding development standards.
Mandatory Skills
- 10+ years of experience in performance testing and engineering
- Strong hands-on expertise in LoadRunner (or equivalent enterprise performance tools)
- Solid experience working with Google Cloud Platform (GCP):
- Understanding of cloud architecture, scalability, and performance tuning
- Services like GKE, Cloud Run, Compute Engine, Pub/Sub, etc.
- Deep understanding of:
- Workload modeling
- Performance tuning (app, DB, infra)
- APM tools (Dynatrace, AppDynamics, Stackdriver, etc.)
- Experience integrating performance testing into CI/CD pipelines
- Strong scripting and analysis skills
- Exposure to AI/ML in performance testing:
- Predictive analytics, anomaly detection, intelligent workload modeling
Leadership & Client-Facing Expectations
- Highly vocal, articulate, and confident communicator
- Proven ability to lead performance war rooms and critical incident discussions
- Strong experience in client-facing roles, handling escalations and performance reviews
- Ability to challenge assumptions and drive data-driven decisions
- Demonstrated ability to drive teams, influence stakeholders, and ensure accountability
Nice-to-Have Skills
- Experience with JMeter, Gatling, or k6
- Knowledge of containerization (Docker, Kubernetes)
- Experience with observability & monitoring tools in GCP ecosystem
- Exposure to AI-powered testing tools/platforms
- Domain experience in healthcare or enterprise SaaS platforms
Preferred Qualifications
- Bachelor's/Master's degree in Computer Science or related field
- Experience leading distributed/onshore-offshore teams
- Strong understanding of modern SDLC and Agile methodologies
Experience: -
10+ Years
Location: -
Denver, CO(Hybrid)
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