Apply for Amazon Careers 2026! Hiring Quality Assurance Engineer Job in Bangalore for 1+ Years. Own manual + automation testing for web, mobile, and TV clients, designing UI/API test suites that elevate global live sports streaming quality and reliability.
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Key Job details of Quality Assurance Engineer job
Company: Amazon
Qualifications: BE/BTech
Experience Needed: 1+ Years
Job Req ID: 3151427
Location: Bangalore
Job Description
We are looking for an experienced QA engineer to drive manual and automated testing within Prime Video Sports across a broad technology stack. This role involves deep involvement on projects from design to development & deployment. In this role, you will have the opportunity to contribute significantly to the future of the Prime Video Sports customer experience. Successful candidates for this position demonstrate ability to multi-task, quickly adapt to new development environments and changing business requirements, learn new systems, create reliable/maintainable automated tests, find creative and scalable solutions to difficult problems, and ability to communicate clearly and concisely both written and orally. If you are the one that’s excited about entrepreneurial thinking, creating technology solutions for complex problems we want to hear from you.
What you will do here:
- You will work with groups such as Product Management, UX designers to understand customer usage models and develop test plans and suites that approximate real-world environments and regression tests driving the software development process toward quality-centric methodologies.
- You will also work with Software Development Engineers to understand features and technical implementation.
- In this role, you will be responsible to deliver manual/automated solutions to test customer facing features.
- You will be empowered to choose the right highly scalable and available technology to solve complex problems in software quality assurance.
What you will get from us:
- A great team to work with and the chance to build at a proven top tier company.
- You will get a startup like culture with the stability of an established industry leader.
- You will get support and resources from some of the smartest people in the industry to continue learning.
Key job responsibilities
- Test Planning and Execution: Develop and execute comprehensive test plans for new features and product releases.
- Bug Identification and Resolution: Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify, document, and resolve software defects.
- Automation tooling: Develop, extend, and maintain automated tests on iOS, Android, Web, and Living Room Clients to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.
- Collaboration: Work closely with developers, product managers, and other stakeholders to ensure a seamless integration of quality throughout the development lifecycle.
- Continuous Improvement: Actively participate in retrospectives and contribute to process improvements to enhance overall product quality.
Basic Qualifications
- 1+ years of quality assurance engineering experience
- Experience in manual testing
- Experience in automation testing
- Experience in UI and API automation testing (Selenium/SOAPUI)
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience in API & Mobile testing
- Experience designing and planning test conditions, test scripts, and test data sets to ensure appropriate and adequate coverage and control
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Interview Questions
- How would you design an end-to-end test strategy for a live sports streaming feature on Prime Video across web, mobile, and TV clients?
- Describe how you approach UI automation using Selenium for a video playback page with dynamic content and personalized recommendations.
- Explain your process for API testing a backend service that provides live match schedules and scores; what validations and negative cases would you include?
- How do you plan regression test suites for frequent Prime Video app updates without slowing down release cycles?
- Describe a critical production bug you found (or would look for) in a streaming app and how you’d document and prioritize it.
- How would you test video quality and user experience under varying network conditions on mobile devices?
- Explain how you collaborate with product managers and UX designers to derive realistic test scenarios from customer usage models.
- What steps do you take to make your automation framework maintainable when supporting iOS, Android, Web, and TV apps simultaneously?
- How do you distinguish between issues caused by client apps, backend APIs, and content delivery/CDN in a streaming failure scenario?
- Describe how you would design test data sets and test conditions to ensure adequate coverage for different sports, regions, and subscription levels.
Selection process
- Application screening for BE/BTech and 1+ years QA experience with manual and automation testing, particularly UI and API automation.
- Online or technical assessment on testing fundamentals, scenario-based test design, and basic automation concepts.
- One or more technical interviews focusing on test planning, API/UI/mobile testing, debugging, and familiarity with tools like Selenium/SOAPUI.
- Behavioral interviews emphasizing Amazon Leadership Principles (Ownership, Dive Deep, Customer Obsession), cross-team collaboration, and communication in a fast-paced media environment.
Pro Tip
Prepare a small portfolio (or detailed example) where you:
- Automated UI flows for a media or e-commerce app using Selenium, including login, search, playback/purchase, and error states.
- Created API test collections (e.g., with Postman or similar) that validate responses, error codes, and edge cases.
- Be ready to frame your answers with Amazon-style stories (Situation–Task–Action–Result), especially around how your tests directly improved quality or caught issues before release.
