Role: QA Engineer – GenAI Agents and GitLab Duo • Design and execute functional, integration, regression, security, and performance tests for GenAI agents and multi-agent workflows. • Validate application and infrastructure code interrogation results for accuracy, evidence, severity, false positives, and false negatives. • Test GitLab Duo, AI Catalog agents, shared CI/CD templates, pipeline triggers, reports, and security gates. • Develop automated Python-based test suites and evaluation datasets to assess agent reliability, consistency, security, and overall quality. Key Responsibilities 1. AI Agent and Workflow Testing • Create and execute test plans for GenAI agents and agentic workflows. • Validate single-agent, multi-agent, and orchestrated workflows. • Verify agent instructions, tool usage, task routing, handoffs, and termination conditions. • Test agent behaviour for valid, invalid, incomplete, and ambiguous inputs. • Validate error handling, retry mechanisms, timeouts, and fallback scenarios. 2. Application Code Interrogation Testing Validate the application code interrogation agent against: • Security vulnerabilities and OWASP Top 10 risks. • Insecure coding practices. • Improper authentication and authorization. • Sensitive-data exposure and secret leakage. • Missing input validation and error handling. • Resiliency issues such as missing timeouts, retries, bulkheads, and circuit breakers. • Incorrect logging, monitoring, and exception-handling practices. Verify that each finding contains accurate: • File name and line number. • Issue description and technical evidence. • Severity and confidence. • Business impact. • Recommended remediation. • Classification as confirmed or potential finding. 3. Infrastructure Code Interrogation Testing Test the infrastructure interrogation agent against Terraform, Kubernetes, Helm, YAML, and CI/CD configuration files. Validate detection of: • Single points of failure. • Inadequate high availability and scaling. • Insecure storage and missing encryption. • Excessive network access. • Unrestricted communication between security zones. • Missing identity and access controls. • Inadequate logging, monitoring, and alerting. • Insecure secrets management. • Misconfigured cloud and container resources. 4. SDLC Agent Validation Support testing of AI agents used across the software development lifecycle, including: • Requirement and story decomposition. • UX/UI specification generation. • OpenAPI contract generation and governance. • Architecture validation. • Backend and frontend implementation assistance. • Dependency and open-source package curation. • Unit, integration, contract, and end-to-end test generation. • Security review. • Infrastructure planning and implementation. 5. Triage and Finding Validation Validate the interrogation-triage agent for: • Finding normalization. • Duplicate detection and deduplication. • Correct categorization. • Severity and priority assignment. • Ranking based on exploitability, exposure, and blast radius. • Correlation of findings from application and infrastructure agents. • Accurate consolidation of related findings. • Avoidance of false positives and unsupported conclusions. 6. GitLab Dedicated CI/CD Integration Testing • Validate agent execution through GitLab Dedicated pipelines. • Test integration with shared CI/CD templates. • Validate pipeline triggers for pushes, merge requests, and scheduled executions. • Verify pipeline status, security gates, and failure behavior. • Validate generated reports, artifacts, logs, and auditability. • Test repository permissions and agent access controls. • Verify behavior across different programming languages, repository structures, and infrastructure projects. 7. Test Automation • Develop automated test cases using Python and suitable testing frameworks. • Build reusable test datasets containing secure, vulnerable, and intentionally incorrect code. • Automate regression testing for prompts, tools, agents, and
Ovii Interpretation
This QA engineering role evaluates GenAI agents, software and infrastructure code analysis, and GitLab-based CI/CD workflows. The work combines test automation with validation of findings, agent behavior, security checks, and reporting.
Plan and run tests for individual agents, multi-agent workflows, and orchestration, including varied inputs and failure scenarios.
Assess agent use of instructions and tools, task routing, handoffs, retries, timeouts, and fallback behavior.
Check application-code findings for accuracy, evidence, severity, confidence, impact, remediation, and false positives or negatives.
Test infrastructure analysis across Terraform, Kubernetes, Helm, YAML, and CI/CD configurations for security and resilience issues.
Evaluate agent-assisted software development lifecycle tasks, from requirements and API contracts to implementation and security review.
Validate finding triage, including normalization, deduplication, categorization, prioritization, and correlation across agents.
Test GitLab Dedicated pipeline execution, triggers, templates, security gates, reports, artifacts, access controls, and auditability.
Build Python-based automated tests and reusable datasets for regression and agent quality evaluation.
Good fit signals
Experience designing and executing functional, integration, regression, security, and performance tests is relevant.
Python-based test automation and reusable test-data development are central to the work.
Familiarity with GenAI agents, agentic workflows, or evaluation of AI-generated findings can support the role.
Knowledge of application security risks and infrastructure configuration issues is useful for validating analysis results.
Experience with GitLab pipelines and the listed frameworks or platforms may be relevant to the varied test targets.
Meet Brillio
Brillio is a technology consulting and services company that helps enterprises build and modernize software, data platforms and digital operations. Its services span AI and data engineering, application development, customer experience transformation, cloud infrastructure and security. It serves businesses in banking and financial services, insurance, healthcare and life sciences, retail, consumer goods, telecommunications and media. Its ADAM platform, short for Agentic Data and Application Management, provides tools to build, orchestrate and govern AI agents and supporting data workflows. Brillio combines consulting, engineering and implementation services to address legacy systems, fragmented data and the challenges of moving AI applications into production. Founded in 2014, the company is headquartered in Dallas and operates delivery locations across North America, Europe and Asia.
Founded
2014
Company size
5,001-10,000 employees
Company stage
Not known
Headquarters
Dallas, USA
Why work here
Brillio offers work on enterprise AI, cloud migration, application modernization and data platforms for large companies. Current engineering roles use React, Python, AWS, Azure, Databricks and Snowflake. Development programs include Brillio Academy, graduate training and Winspire for women leaders. Its role-specific AI training combines hands-on practice with assessment and earned two Gold Brandon Hall HCM Excellence Awards in 2026. Brillio's October 2026 U.S. Great Place to Work profile reports that 81% of respondents consider it a great workplace. Work arrangements depend on the project; some roles require client-office attendance or shifts.
RMRaj MamodiaChairman, Founder and Chief Executive OfficerView bioHide bio
Founded Brillio in 2014 and leads the company as chairman and CEO. Previously held technology and management roles at Larsen & Toubro, IBM and Cognizant. He holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology and an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
CDChander DamodaranChief Technology OfficerView bioHide bio
Leads Brillio's technology innovation and advises clients on digital and AI initiatives. He brings more than 25 years of experience in architecture, engineering, innovation and product development. His responsibilities include strengthening engineering capabilities and translating business needs into technology solutions.
SKSridhar KrishnamurthyChief Human Resources OfficerView bioHide bio
Leads Brillio's people strategy and culture. As a member of its founding leadership team, he has helped develop the workforce throughout the company's global expansion. His remit includes employee capability development and preparing technical, delivery, sales and leadership teams to apply AI in their work.
JKJitendra KukdayGlobal Head of the Growth OfficeView bioHide bio
Leads Brillio's Growth Office and brings more than 28 years of experience in IT services and business process outsourcing. His industry commentary focuses on modernizing legacy systems and data foundations so insurers can deploy AI in production.
JMJeff McMillanIndependent DirectorView bioHide bio
Joined Brillio's board in 2026, bringing experience deploying AI in financial services. Founder of McMillanAI, he previously led firmwide AI and wealth management analytics at Morgan Stanley and held senior roles at Merrill Lynch. He is a West Point graduate and teaches AI in financial services at Columbia University.
Brillio recognized as an ISG Leader for AI-driven application development
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