Software Developer in Test (SDET) – Hybrid - AAA - East Los Angeles, CA

Software Developer In Test (SDET) ClubLabs is the digital acceleration team for Automobile Club of Southern California, also known as AAA. We are the team responsible for building intuitive customer experiences across the organization's insurance, membership, financial, emergency roadside, and travel services. We're a team of engineers, designers, researchers and product managers within AAA delivering maximum value to our members and business for a smarter future. As the Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) you will be responsible for developing software, frameworks, and automation tools to enable the teams to have end-to-end confidence of their applications. An ideal SDET has a solid understanding of coding best practices and patterns and has the capability to automate manual processes to drive quality. A great collaborator and a fast self-learner with great problem-solving skills and troubleshooting skills. This role must have the ability to evaluate requirements and take complex problems to redefine them, re-scope them, and transform them into simple testable solutions. This role enhances the technical agility of ClubLabs product lines. What You Will Do Create automation frameworks to drive quality and improve speed of deployment. Assess and understand the flow of code and its interaction with various processes. Document processes and client demands for process improvement. Logs, manages, and tracks user issues and cases. Troubleshoots bugs and other issues on mobile, desktop, and web-based platforms. Tests automation builds, execution, and script troubleshooting. Perform all other duties as assigned. What You Will Need Solid experience in an applicable software development environment Computer Science fundamentals in object-oriented principles, algorithms, problem solving, and complexity analysis. Proficiency in, one or more modern programming language such as C#, Java, JavaScript/ReactJS/NodeJS, Go, Python, etc. Uses software development best practices