4 of 4 Remote/Hybrid Playwright Jobs in the Thames Valley

Lead Software Engineer

Location
Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom
Azure; RESTful APIs and distributed systems; React and Next.js; headless CMS platforms; Terraform and Infrastructure as Code; GitHub and Azure DevOps; CI/CD; Playwright and other automated testing frameworks; containers and cloud‐native technologies; monitoring, observability, automated security and quality tooling; and AI coding assistants such as GitHub Copilot. ...

Test Automation Engineer

Location
Hungerford, England, United Kingdom
customers which is always supported by strong human insight and communication. We are looking for a forward-thinking QA Automation Engineer with strong Playwright experience and practical skills in using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to accelerate software testing. At Klipboard, we are evolving how we develop and deliver software, embracing … pipelines. 2. AI-Assisted Test Development Use AI coding assistants such as GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude or Codex to accelerate automated test development. Generate Playwright tests from requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria and existing application behaviour. Apply effective prompt engineering techniques to generate, refine and maintain test automation. Review ...

Senior Quality Engineer

Location
Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom
Location: Milton Keynes/Homebased - with occasional travel to the office in Milton Keynes Overview Graphnet Health is one of the UK’s leading software providers of Shared Care and Health analytics solutions. A “Cloud ...

AI-Driven Test Automation Engineer (Playwright)

Location
Hungerford, England, United Kingdom
Klipboard in Hungerford, Berkshire, is seeking a forward-thinking QA Automation Engineer. You will design, develop and maintain Playwright-based automated tests for modern web applications, leveraging AI to accelerate test creation and refinement. You will collaborate with software engineers, product managers and QA colleagues, integrate tests into Azure DevOps ...