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REST Assured

Software Development and Engineering Practices

REST Assured is an open-source Java library used for testing and validating REST APIs by providing a domain-specific language that simplifies writing HTTP requests and asserting responses. It is popular among QA engineers and software developers for automating API test suites, checking status codes, headers, and JSON/XML response bodies without needing to write extensive boilerplate code. It integrates well with testing frameworks like JUnit and TestNG.

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Bend Studio

Sr. Software Development Engineer in Test

Bend Studio

Full-time · Austin, TX · $192,610 – $228,700

A senior test automation engineer role focused on ensuring quality across PlayStation's web applications and content delivery systems. This suits experienced engineers who can design comprehensive test frameworks, work across cloud infrastructure, and bridge QA and development teams in a fast-paced entertainment technology environment.

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Bend Studio

Software QA Engineer

Bend Studio

Contract · San Mateo, CA · $60 – $80 / hour

PlayStation is seeking a test automation engineer to design and implement comprehensive testing systems across UI, API, and backend services for their gaming platform. This role suits someone with 5+ years of QA experience who can build scalable automation frameworks and advocate for quality practices throughout the development lifecycle.

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