Job description
Description
As a Software Test Engineer at Payter, you’ll join a close-knit, international team to build smart and secure software solutions. You’ll write, test, and maintain high-quality software in collaboration with your colleagues. You’ll help improve test processes, identify and resolve issues, and create tools for testing performance, security, and system integration. Promoting a strong testing culture across the team will also be part of your role.
What makes this job unique?
This is your opportunity to make a real impact at a fast-growing international scale-up. You’ll work on innovative payment technologies used in EV charging, vending, hospitality, charity, and more. Currently, the role is fully remote (UK only), with plans to shift to a hybrid setup in the future. You’ll enjoy flexibility, growth opportunities, and a supportive team culture that values your well-being and input.
Who are we?
Payter is a market leader in contactless and cashless payment technology. We work with major clients like Shell, Fastned, WWF, Starbucks, and Efteling. Our in-house developed platform supports various technologies from NFC and EMV to telemetry and loyalty systems. We focus on quality, innovation, and ease of integration. At Payter, you’ll find an open and dynamic environment where your work has real impact.
Requirements
Technical skills:
Programming Languages: Golang (training provided if needed)
Automation Frameworks: Playwright (or equivalent experience)
Testing Types: Unit, integration, regression, end-to-end, performance, load, and security testing
Testing Methodologies: Test-Driven Development (TDD), Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD)
Test Techniques: Black-box, white-box testing, mocking, stubbing, and test data management
Software Practices: Git workflows, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), SOLID principles, use of design patterns
DevOps & Infrastructure:
CI/CD pipelines
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Configuration management tools
Containerisation (e.g., Docker)
Cloud Platforms: Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
Architecture Experience: Event-driven systems, microservices, distributed systems
Security: Secure coding, vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, and general software security principles
Debugging: Working with logs, databases, and root cause analysis
Soft skills that make a difference:
Strong communication skills (written and verbal)
Analytical thinking and attention to detail
Self-motivation and time management
Team spirit and a willingness to mentor and share knowledge
What do we offer?
Competitive compensation including a discretionary bonus based on business results
25 days of holiday plus monthly “wellbeing days”
Remote-first working model for now, moving to hybrid in the future
Travel support and pension scheme
A collaborative, international work environment
Opportunities to innovate and grow your career