The QA DB Integration Engineer will validate data integrations and APIs, ensuring data accuracy and end-to-end quality across business systems through various testing methodologies.
This is a remote position.
Priority is Strong SQL – able to write queries to validate migrated data, identify
discrepancies, and verify data across source and target databases
Experience with MySQL
Experience in database migration projects
Experience with ETL testing
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