Senior QA Engineer
About the job
- A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field is required.
- Three to five years of experience in software quality assurance, with a strong focus on test automation, is required.
- A solid understanding of the software development lifecycle and testing methodologies, including Agile and Waterfall, is required.
- Hands-on experience with at least one popular test automation framework, such as Selenium WebDriver, Cypress, or Playwright, is required.
- Proficiency in at least one programming language commonly used for test automation, such as Java, Python, or JavaScript, is required.
- Experience with test management tools such as Jira, TestRail, or Zephyr is required.
- Familiarity with CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, GitLab CI, or CircleCI is required.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills are required.
- Design, develop, and maintain robust and scalable automation test frameworks and test scripts, preferably using Cucumber, Selenium, Java, or JMeter.
- Identify and prioritize test automation opportunities based on risk, business impact, and feasibility.
- Execute automated test suites, analyze test results, and report defects.
- Collaborate with development teams to understand software design and identify potential quality issues early in development.
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of testing processes and methodologies.
- Integrate automated tests into the CI/CD pipeline for continuous testing.
- Develop and maintain test data and test environments for automation purposes.
- Participate in code reviews to ensure testability and adherence to quality standards.
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to test automation frameworks and scripts.
- Stay up to date with trends and technologies in test automation.
- Document test plans, test cases, and test results.
About the company
AdalFi is a digital lending platform that provides instant credit through AI-powered models. It offers unsecured term loans, credit cards, and revolving credit delivered through a streamlined digital journey and pre-built integrations with 14 banks. It uses a revenue-sharing model that shares downside credit risk with banking partners and has shown month-on-month growth in gross loan volume over the past 1.5 years. Its goal is to become the global provider of digital lending solutions, driving financial inclusion by offering safe and convenient access to credit for consumers and SMEs.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$7.5M
Headquarters
Civil Lines, Pakistan
Founded
2021
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Saudi Finance Company and AdalFi signed a 2026 MOU for Saudi consumer finance.
- AdalFi's website claims Allied Bank issues 20,000-plus loans annually using its platform.
- AdalFi says Bank of Punjab cut loan processing from five days to sixty seconds.
What critics are saying
- UBL and Bank of Punjab can internalize AdalFi's scoring by 2027, compressing revenue.
- Saudi Finance Company's 2026 MOU is only a PoC, not a signed production contract.
- A severe portfolio shock would expose shared-loss obligations and undermine AdalFi's lender economics.
What makes Adal Fintech (Pvt) Ltd. unique
- AdalFi embeds cash-flow underwriting into banks' core systems, not consumer-facing lending apps.
- Its shared revenue, shared loss model aligns incentives with bank partners' credit risk.
- Open-banking scoring and prebuilt journeys let banks launch loans in weeks, not quarters.
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7%On the commercial side, AdalFi has appointed Emre Unlusoy as Head of Sales for MEA.
EduFi, a fintech startup that enables financially strapped students to secure loans for their education, has raised $6.1 million in a pre-seed round led by Zayn VC with participation from Palm Drive Capital, Deem Ventures, Q Business and angel investors.The Singapore-based startup has launched an artificial intelligence-powered study now, pay later (SNPL) lending platform and its mobile app in Pakistan, a country that does not have student loan products as a category; instead, users take personal loans with high interest and lengthy process, Aleena Nadeem, founder and CEO of EduFi, told TechCrunch.EduFi wants to address the country’s two issues — high poverty levels and low literacy rates — via its fintech platform. In Pakistan, about 40% of students attend private schools due to public schools’ poor quality, resulting in spending more than $14 billion on their education every year. Moreover, over 50% of the adult population in Pakistan does not have access to financial services such as bank accounts and insurance.Nadeem, an MIT graduate who previously worked at Goldman Sachs and Ventura Capital, had seen first-hand many children struggle with financial obstacles to get a quality education while working at Progressive Education Network (PEN) in Pakistan. PEN is a nonprofit organization that gives free and quality education to children who can’t afford it.“Many children in Pakistan make it to high school, but there is a sharp drop in those who are able to achieve a higher college education,” Nadeem said. “This drop is where EduFi is trying to inject capital into the gap between high school graduation and first-year university admission.”The two-year-old company has already had partnerships with 15 universities, allowing the app to be available to about 200,000 students who must pay their fees for undergrad, Master’s and PhD across Pakistan.When a student (or a parent) applies for loans via the app, EduFi requires the applicant’s (student or parent) financial status. For example, the previous 12 months’ bank statements or a source of income that can support their loan repayments, such as a salaried job, a small business, or freelance work
To further grow its first end-to-end digital lending infrastructure platform, AdalFi announced today that it has raised$7.5 a million funding round led by COTU Ventures, Chimera Ventures, Fatima Gobi Ventures, and Zayn Capital alongside angel investors including execs from Plaid.
Company's CEO says AdalFi has signed on 14 banks.