Full-Time
Quality Assurance Automation
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Posted on 12/13/2025
DWS Group
1,001-5,000 employees
Global asset manager delivering integrated investments
No salary listed
Pune, Maharashtra, India + 1 more
More locations: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
In Person
 QA & Testing (2) |
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- Should have 3+ years of hands-on experience in quality assurance.
- Good hands-on experience in QA Automation (API & UI)
- Good scripting knowledge in Java/Python
- Good experience in performance testing
- Good hands-on experience in Database testing (SQL)
- Excellent communication skills
- Good understanding of overall SDLC & STLC
- Good working experience with business users in Agile methodology using JIRA
- Good experience in test management tools (ALM, QTest etc.)
- To work on the test strategy and devise test plans to ensure that applications meet business requirements.
- To work on QA automation framework and to automate the end-to-end workflow including database, API and UI.
- To work as an individual contributor in the establishment or execution of one or more test specialties for a larger testing unit or programme.
- To work closely with business users and delivery team to ensure successful production releases.
DWS Group is a global asset manager that handles investments for individuals and institutions. It offers a wide range of investment solutions across asset classes, including Active, Passive, and Alternatives, with a strong emphasis on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. Its products work by combining in-house research, economists and investment professionals into a unified global CIO View to guide strategy, delivering funds and mandates aligned to growth trends. The company differentiates itself through its long track record (over 60 years), large global footprint (about 3,500 employees in offices worldwide), and its integrated approach across Active, Passive, and Alternatives with ESG integration to create targeted investment solutions. DWS aims to shape the future of investing and build the best foundation for its clients’ futures, offering stability and growth in a diverse, globally coordinated team.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Frankfurt, Germany
Founded
1956
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q1 2026 net income hits €265 million, with revenues up 9% and costs down 5%.
- Acquires Cleanwatts for €150 million through 2030 to scale renewable energy in Portugal.
- Secures 40% stake in Nippon Life India AIF for INR 733 crore to dominate Indian alternatives.
What critics are saying
- Institutional outflows reach €1.9 billion in Q1 2026 amid volatility, eroding AUM base.
- Morningstar Average Parent rating triggers outflows from underperforming active funds immediately.
- Nuveen seizes Australian real estate share post-$20 billion Schroders acquisition in 2026.
What makes DWS Group unique
- DWS manages €1,093 billion AUM as of March 31, 2026, spanning active, passive, and alternatives.
- Xtrackers passive platform comprises 34% of total AUM, fueling ETF growth in US markets.
- Global CIO View integrates economists and analysts for consistent investment strategies worldwide.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
403(b) not applicable
Comprehensive Hospitalization Insurance
Accident and Term life Insurance
Wellness Program
Mental Health Support
Employee Assistance Program
Sabbatical Leave
Flexible Work Hours
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Hybrid Work Options
Remote Work Options
Company News
DWS appoints Lee Tae-Young as Representative Director and CEO of Korea succeeding Byun Hyun-Soo. | 30 March 2026 Lee succeeds Byun Hyun-Soo, who will continue as Chairman of DWS Korea during the transition period and remain Head of Liquid Investment Strategy for Korea. DWS Group, a global asset management company, has appointed Lee Tae-Young as Representative Director and Chief Executive Officer of its Korea business, reinforcing the firm's focus on leadership continuity and regional growth in Asia Pacific. The company said Lee, a 25-year industry veteran, will lead DWS Asset Management Korea and report to Vanessa Wang, Head of APAC and Head of Coverage APAC at DWS. His appointment is effective immediately. Lee succeeds Byun Hyun-Soo, who will continue as Chairman of DWS Korea during the transition period and remain Head of Liquid Investment Strategy for Korea, ensuring continuity in investment leadership and strategy. In his expanded role, Lee will be responsible for driving the long-term growth strategy of the Korea business, strengthening market presence, and deepening client relationships. He will also continue to play a key role in connecting DWS's global investment capabilities with local client needs and strengthening collaboration between the Korea platform and the firm's global network. Lee brings more than two decades of experience with DWS, having joined the firm in 2003 as a Client Coverage Specialist for Korea. Over the years, he has contributed to expanding client segments, strengthening relationships, and delivering tailored investment solutions in the Korean market. Prior to joining DWS, he held roles at HDC Asset Management and began his career at Kyobo-AXA Asset Management. Commenting on the appointment, Wang said, "Tae-Young's appointment reflects DWS's continued commitment to home-grown talent, leadership excellence and long-term client partnership in one of our most strategically important markets. His deep market expertise, strong client-centric mindset, and proven ability to connect global investment capabilities with local client needs uniquely position him to lead our Korea business into its next phase of growth." "As we continue to strengthen our APAC franchise, Tae-Young's leadership will be instrumental in reinforcing trust, delivering differentiated solutions, and advancing DWS's ambition to be a partner of choice for clients across the region," she added. The leadership transition comes as DWS continues to strengthen its presence in Asia Pacific, with Korea remaining a key market in the firm's regional growth strategy.
DWS names CEO of Korea. DWS has appointed Lee Tae-Young as CEO of Korea to strengthen the firm's presence in the region. German asset manager DWS Group has named Lee Tae-Young as Representative Director and CEO of DWS Asset Management Korea, reporting to Vanessa Wang, head of APAC and head of coverage APAC. Tae-Young will succeed Byun Hyun-Soo, who will continue in the role of Chairman of DWS Korea during the transition period and will continue to serve as Head of Liquid Investment Strategy for Korea. Wang said: "Tae-Young's appointment reflects DWS's continued commitment to home-grown talent, leadership excellence and long-term client partnership in one of our most strategically important markets." "His deep market expertise, strong client-centric mindset, and proven ability to connect global investment capabilities with local client needs uniquely position him to lead our Korea business into its next phase of growth." "As we continue to strengthen our APAC franchise, Tae-Young's leadership will be instrumental in reinforcing trust, delivering differentiated solutions, and advancing DWS's ambition to be a partner of choice for clients across the region." The firm said Tae-Young's experience in translating global investment capabilities into locally tailored solutions will help DWS strengthen its client relationships and reinforcing collaboration between the Korea platform and DWS's global network. He has been with DWS for 23 years after joining the firm in 2003 as a client coverage specialist for Korea. Prior to that he held roles in institutional client service at HDC Asset Management and Kyobo-AXA Asset Management.
DWS, a leading European asset management firm, confirmed today that it has entered into binding agreements to invest in Nippon Life India...
Nippon Life India partners with DWS Group to expand AIF franchise. March 14, 2026 at 10:09 AM UTC - By FilingReader AI Nippon Life India Asset Management Limited has announced that its board of directors approved a shareholder's agreement to jointly develop a leading alternative investment funds (AIF) franchise in India with DWS Group. As part of this strategic partnership, DWS will acquire a 40% equity stake in Nippon Life India AIF Management Limited (NAIF) through the subscription of 340,000 fresh equity shares. The total consideration for this transaction is set at INR 733,34,60,000, representing an issue price of INR 21,569 per share. The agreement includes specific governance provisions regarding board composition, senior management appointments, and reserved matters requiring DWS's consent. While NAIF will cease to be a wholly owned subsidiary following the issuance, it will remain a subsidiary of the company. During the last financial year, NAIF contributed INR 101.96 crore to the company's turnover and INR 102.18 crore to its net worth. The transaction is expected to be completed within 12 months, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals from the Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and the Competition Commission of India (CCI). The company noted that while DWS is not a related party, its promoter, Nippon Life Insurance Company, currently holds a 5.00% stake in DWS. This report was generated by FilingReader's AI system from regulatory filings and company disclosures. To request a correction, contact [email protected]
German asset manager DWS has acquired 100% of Cleanwatts, a Coimbra-based Portuguese technology company specialising in renewable energy communities management, and committed €150 million in investment through 2030. DWS acquired the company from majority shareholder Verdane. The investment targets decarbonisation in industrial and retail sectors, focusing on "anchor clients" such as large commercial surfaces and industrial units. Cleanwatts will install photovoltaic plants at no initial cost to companies, providing them with competitive, predictable energy prices whilst reducing carbon footprints. DWS Partner Miguel Horta e Costa noted that Portugal's advanced energy regulation could enable Cleanwatts' platform to expand into other European markets. The strategy includes integrating battery storage technology and sharing surplus energy with local communities at below-market prices.