Full-Time
Quality Automation Specialist
Posted on 9/11/2026
NatWest Group
10,001+ employees
Diversified banking group delivering financial services
No salary listed
Gurugram, Haryana, India
In Person
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- At least four years of experience working with SQL, UiPath-based automation, and other low-code/no-code solutions in support of testing, validation, and operational quality activities within complex business environments.
- Experience with automated testing in an Agile development or continuous integration and continuous delivery environment.
- Experience testing application programming interfaces and microservices across integrated systems and service-based architectures.
- Knowledge of service virtualization tools and techniques for testing when dependent systems are unavailable.
- Experience implementing and supporting cloud-based continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines.
- Experience with end-to-end and automation testing using tools recommended by the enterprise tooling framework.
- Experience designing, developing, and implementing automation frameworks in new environments.
- Ability to communicate complex technical concepts to management-level colleagues.
- Strong collaboration and stakeholder management skills.
- Support the design of automation test strategies aligned with business or programme goals.
- Develop and evolve predictive and intelligent testing approaches based on automation and innovative testing products and solutions.
- Collaborate to refine the scope of manual and automated testing required and create automated test scripts, user documentation, and artefacts.
- Design and create low-maintenance suites of stable, reusable automated tests for use within products or domains and across domains and systems in an end-to-end capacity.
- Apply testing and delivery standards by understanding the product development lifecycle and mandatory, regulatory, and compliance requirements.
- Support teams in developing quality solutions and enable continuous integration and assurance of defect-free deployment of customer value.
- Contribute to transforming testing through quality processes, tools, and methodologies.
- Build repeatable, consistent quality into all phases of the idea-to-value lifecycle.
- Collaborate with Product Owners, Business Analysts, Engineers, and business users to understand requirements and deliver effective quality solutions.
- Apply quality engineering best practices to drive automation, continuous testing, and faster delivery within a transformation-focused environment.
NatWest Group is a financial services group that helps customers with everyday money needs and long-term planning, including buying a home, investing, growing a business, and pursuing a more sustainable future. Its products come from a range of banking and financial services across multiple businesses, delivered through digital and traditional channels. The company works by understanding what matters to customers—their priorities, goals, and challenges—and then offering services and expertise to help them navigate change and make progress. It differentiates itself by combining a broad set of financial offerings with an emphasis on an inclusive culture, flexible working, and a technology-driven approach to anticipate and respond quickly to customer needs. The goal is to be simpler, more integrated, and more capable of delivering impact for customers, so both customers and NatWest Group can succeed together.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1968
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- H1 2026 attributable profit reached £3.0 billion, supporting dividends and buybacks.
- NatWest raised 2026 income guidance after Q1 and H1 performance outperformed forecasts.
- Evelyn Partners lifted AUMA to £131 billion, expanding NatWest's wealth and fee base.
What critics are saying
- Gibraltar cuts of 32 back-office jobs in August 2026 signal continued operational simplification pressure.
- US expansion stops short of deposit-taking, limiting revenue upside from Connecticut before 2027.
- A misstep in AI-led trade controls or US compliance can trigger FCA, Fed, or AML scrutiny.
What makes NatWest Group unique
- NatWest posted H1 2026 RoTE of 19.7% and £4.3 billion operating profit.
- NatWest secured Federal Reserve approval for a Connecticut representative office on August 25, 2026.
- NatWest deployed Cleareye.ai in May 2026 to automate trade finance and financial-crime controls.
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