The plugin architecture here reminds me of what happened with VS Code - once you give users a proper JavaScript API and decent documentation, the community starts solving problems you never even knew existed. But there's something particularly clever about IINA's approach: they're essentially turning every media file into a potential canvas for interactive experiences.
United Community Bank | ucbi.com | QA Automation Engineer | Greenville, SC or Remote (US only) | Full-Time
At United Community Bank, we recently formed an internal software development team to envision what a forward-thinking bank should look like. Using cutting edge languages like Elixir and a collaborative culture, we are building the future of banking. If you have ever been interested in the intersection of finance and technology, and excited by the opportunity of improving the software for 170+ locations, $24 billion in assets, and an ever-growing customer base then we would love to hear from you.
As a QA Automation Engineer you will be using our applications the way a user would by designing tests to hunt bugs and ensure we are meeting business requirements. By finding ways to test breaking application functionality and organizing and managing resolutions, you will be an integral part of the development team and on the front lines of developing the user experience.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS
● 2+ years of experience as a QA Analyst, Business Analyst, Automation Engineer and/or Software Developer
● Outstanding Organizational skills and attention to detail are key to success in this role
● Experience working on a Lean/Agile team
● Familiarity with testing types (e.g. backend, frontend, automation, usability, etc.)
● Testing experience using full stack integration testing, such as Cypress, Reflect, Playwright or Puppeteer
● Basic HTML, CSS, JavaScript
● Git & GitHub
BONUS SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
● Familiarity with Elixir and/or Phoenix
● User Experience (UX) sensibilities
● Experience in financial services
To apply, please submit resume to: joe_martinez (__at__) ucbi [/dot/] com