Performance Test Lead
As a Performance Test Lead at Juniper Square, you will define the organization's performance engineering strategy to support system scalability. You will design and execute complex load and stress tests, collaborate across engineering and SRE teams, and integrate performance gates into CI/CD pipelines. The role requires strong Python scripting skills and deep expertise in performance testing tools and APM observability. You will lead best practices to shift performance testing left within the SDLC.
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Experience
7-10 years
Function
Quality Assurance
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
As a Performance Test Lead at Juniper Square, you will define the organization's performance engineering strategy to support system scalability. You will design and execute complex load and stress tests, collaborate across engineering and SRE teams, and integrate performance gates into CI/CD pipelines. The role requires strong Python scripting skills and deep expertise in performance testing tools and APM observability. You will lead best practices to shift performance testing left within the SDLC.
TAL's take
Solid lead-level role with clear ownership of performance strategy at a reputable mid-stage software company.
Very clear JD with specific tools, responsibilities, and performance engineering focus.
Must haves
- 7-10 years experience in Software Quality Assurance
- At least 5 years focused on performance, load, stress, and endurance testing
- Strong proficiency in Python
- Hands-on experience testing REST APIs and backend services under load
- Deep experience with AWS infrastructure and containerization
- Experience integrating performance tests into CI/CD pipelines
Tools and skills
Nice to have: locust.
About the company
Established mid-stage B2B SaaS company, well-regarded in the industry but not a global flagship brand.
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Completed 3 years at Cisco this month as a Hardware Engineer, joined straight out of a tier-2 college in 2021. Over my 3 years, what I've learnt is that Cisco is just riding on the monopoly it has in the networking space. There's basically no innovation when it comes to Router hardware, and we basically reuse existing designs, packaging them as "newer and better" products. No risk, no Ishq 🙁 There's absolutely zero investment in R&D, and any new feature that gets added to the products only comes in after one of the competitors launches them, keeping Cisco behind in the game. If Cisco keeps going like this, I'm sure the likes of Arista and Juniper will over us in the next couple of years, even with the new "Silicon One" that Cisco's promoting. PS: I can only speak from a Hardware PoV, and I'm not quite updated with what's going on with Cisco's SW offerings.
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