Full-Time
Quality Analyst Bangalore
Photon
Global AI and digital solutions provider
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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- 6–10 years of hands-on experience in Quality Assurance and Testing for mobile and web applications
- Strong expertise in functional, API, regression, and integration testing
- Hands-on experience with GraphQL API testing and validation using tools such as Postman, Insomnia, or GraphiQL
- Solid understanding of Java Spring Boot architecture, data flow, and caching mechanisms
- Proficiency in mobile app testing (Android/iOS) and responsive web testing
- Experience in test automation using Cypress, Playwright, Selenium, Jest, or Appium
- Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or Azure DevOps)
- Strong analytical and debugging skills with attention to detail
- Experience working in an Agile/Scrum environment with cross-functional teams
- Excellent communication, documentation, and collaboration skills
- Define and implement the overall QA strategy for the mobile-first white-label framework and BFF integration layer
- Develop test plans, test cases, and automation suites for MVP journeys including: Login, Dashboard, Accounts Overview, Holdings, Transactions, Performance, Documents
- Collaborate with architects, developers, and product owners to ensure test coverage across both frontend and backend systems
- Identify and document acceptance criteria aligned with user stories and Figma designs shared
- Perform functional, regression, and integration testing across multiple brands and region-specific configurations in the multi-tenant setup
- Validate UI consistency, mobile responsiveness, and smooth navigation aligned with Figma screens and mobile best practices
- Conduct cross-browser and cross-device testing to ensure consistent experience across iOS and Android
- Test AuthN/AuthZ flows, ensuring alignment with existing security models
- Validate GraphQL API responses, schema integrity, and query/mutation logic for correctness and performance
- Perform end-to-end data validation across backend systems, ensuring accurate synchronization and caching from source databases
- Verify schema mapping and data consistency through the BFF layer with Java Spring Boot and GraphQL services
- Design and implement automation test scripts using modern testing frameworks (e.g., Cypress, Playwright, Jest, Postman/Newman, or Karate)
- Develop API automation suites for GraphQL endpoints and backend validation
- Integrate test execution into CI/CD pipelines (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or Azure DevOps) for continuous quality validation
- Maintain reusable test data and configuration management for different tenants and environments
- Conduct load, performance, and stress testing for BFF and API layers to ensure scalability under multi-tenant usage
- Collaborate with the architecture and backend teams to identify caching or synchronization performance bottlenecks
- Support security testing, including authentication/authorization validation and vulnerability scanning
- Validate accessibility compliance (WCAG/ADA) for mobile screens in collaboration with the design and accessibility teams
- Log, track, and manage defects using tools like JIRA or Azure DevOps
- Provide detailed QA reports, test metrics, and release readiness summaries
- Participate in sprint planning, reviews, and retrospectives to ensure QA alignment with Agile delivery
- Experience in multi-tenant or white-label application testing
- Knowledge of GraphQL schema validation and API introspection
- Exposure to BFF (Backend-for-Frontend) architectural testing
- Familiarity with investments, finance, or portfolio management domains
- Working knowledge of security and accessibility testing standards
Photon helps large enterprises accelerate AI adoption and digital growth. It delivers AI management, digital innovation, product design thinking, and engineering to implement and run AI solutions, scale products and experiences, and improve operations. By serving thousands of employees across many countries and working with a sizable portion of the Fortune 100, Photon combines global delivery with a broad skill set to handle billions of daily touchpoints. Its goal is to keep clients agile and future-ready by expanding AI capabilities and digital initiatives across industries.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- April 24, 2026 launch and May 14, 2026 SDK updates show rapid product cadence.
- Photon says thousands of developers and 200,000-plus impressions already validate demand.
- March 12, 2026 ambassador funding and 2026 hackathons expand its builder funnel.
What critics are saying
- Apple, Meta, and Google can change messaging access and break Spectrum integrations overnight.
- Twilio, MessageBird, and open-source rivals can copy multichannel agent plumbing fast.
- If developers stop shipping agents into chats, Photon’s core distribution thesis collapses.
What makes Photon unique
- Photon’s Spectrum unifies iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, and SMS/RCS through one API.
- Photon’s open-source agent stack targets native messaging, not just chatbot wrappers.
- Photon claims sub-1 second end-to-end latency and broad channel coverage.
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Exein unveils next-generation runtime security to protect the ai-native world. * Photon blocks cyberattacks before execution across physical AI and IoT, autonomous AI agents and cloud and edge infrastructure * Kernel-level prevention sets a new standard beyond traditional user-space detection * Builds on Exein's position as the world's largest runtime security provider, protecting over two billion devices Mar 23, 2026 Prev Next 1 of 42,872 Exein, the global leader in runtime cybersecurity, unveiled Photon, a preemptive breakthrough solution that blocks cyberattacks at the point of execution. Designed for the AI-native world - where digital and physical systems are now inseparable - Photon marks a fundamental shift in how critical infrastructure protects itself. Unlike traditional cybersecurity solutions that detect threats after compromise - typically operating in user space and relying on a cloud network - Exein's Photon operates directly inside the kernel, preventing malicious execution paths before they can run. By blocking attacks before the point of execution, the technology dramatically reduces latency and eliminates entire classes of threats before damage occurs. If malicious instructions cannot execute, the attack itself cannot take place. This advancement establishes a new category of runtime security designed for systems that cannot be disconnected: physical AI and IoT environments, autonomous AI agents, and local hybrid cloud and edge infrastructure. In these environments, from industrial robotics and critical infrastructure to AI-driven platforms, downtime is not an option, and protection must be more precise and granular, blocking malicious threats without shutting down the entire process. The announcement at the RSA Conference (RSAC) comes as cyber threats increasingly target physical systems. Last month, the Munich Security Report 2026 warned that cyber operations are now engineered to cause real-world disruption, accelerating regulatory intervention after voluntary measures failed to address systemic vulnerabilities. At the same time, the speed of attacks is accelerating dramatically: recent threat intelligence shows average attacker 'breakout times' fell to just 29 minutes in 2025, 65% faster than the previous year, driven in part by AI-assisted automation. Protecting the digital and physical in the AI era Artificial intelligence is already capable of identifying vulnerabilities in software and infrastructure. In the near future, these models will not only detect weaknesses but exploit them autonomously to launch attacks at machine speed. As the scale and sophistication of these attacks grow, traditional runtime security systems that rely on detection alone will no longer be sufficient. Photon introduces a new model of preemptive runtime security designed for this AI-driven environment. Rather than detecting attacks after they begin, it prevents malicious execution paths from running in the first place, blocking threats in real time before they can impact the system. Unlike conventional security tools that operate in user space alongside the applications they protect, Photon operates directly within the kernel, the core of the operating system. By enforcing protection at this foundational layer, rather than merely detecting and stopping attacks, it prevents them from executing in the first place - all in real time. This marks a major milestone as physical and digital systems converge, positioning Photon as a new reference architecture for securing physical AI, agent AI and cloud and hybrid infrastructure. Gianni Cuozzo, Founder and CEO of Exein, said: "In a future where the world is infinitely connected with humanoid robots walking among Aithority, local LLMs powering intelligent edges, autonomous drones reshaping mobility, and billions of new autonomous systems bridging the digital and physical realms, preemptive runtime security represents the new generation of protection, built into the very DNA of every device from the ground up. "Exein was born to make this vision a reality: transforming every connected device into a fortress of security, forging the largest decentralised immune system for digital life - cross-vendor, cross-platform, and cross-system. We stand as the first line of defence between the boundless digital world and the physical one we live in, empowering manufacturers to build inherently safe innovations and already safeguarding over 2 billion devices worldwide."