QA/DevOps Engineer

Job description

We are seeking a QA/DevOps Engineer to join Discord's Business Systems team. In this role, you will own automated test suite development and maintenance across Oracle ERP Cloud (Fusion) and Salesforce, with a focus on Tosca-based regression and progression testing. You will embed automated testing into CI/CD pipelines and partner closely with ERP Functional, Technical, and DevOps teams to ensure every release is tested consistently and defects are caught early.

This position is US-based and can be remote but if you live in the Bay Area, you're welcome to work from our beautiful SF office.

Responsibilities

• Run Oracle ERP Cloud and Salesforce QA automation suites for all quarterly patch upgrades end-to-end.
• Review new Oracle and SFDC release features and recommend improvements to existing testing processes.
• Build and improve regression and progression test automation in the Tosca environment for Oracle Fusion and Salesforce.
• Create, maintain, and update Tosca scripts to reflect system and process changes across GL, AP, AR, and FAH modules.
• Lead feature enhancement reviews as part of quarterly patch assessment cycles and new enhancement projects.
• Integrate automated test suites into CI/CD pipelines; trigger regression suites automatically on every release candidate build.
• Maintain test infrastructure and environments in collaboration with DevOps and ERP Technical teams.
• Document test coverage, defect trends, and release readiness in Jira and shared reporting dashboards.

Requirements

• Oracle Fusion certification or formal training in Oracle ERP Cloud modules.
• Experience with SaaS QA automation in a high-growth technology company environment.
• Exposure to OIC (Oracle Integration Cloud) or MuleSoft integration testing.
• Familiarity with Salesforce test automation frameworks beyond Tosca (Selenium, Provar, or equivalent).
• Prior experience working with AMS or managed services vendors in an ERP context.
• Knowledge of Oracle quarterly release cycles and technical impact assessments.
• Exposure to infrastructure-as-code or environment provisioning concepts (Terraform, Ansible).