AI Automation Engineer
Selenium · Playwright · API Automation · CI/CD · AI-Assisted Automation
Build modern web browser, API and mobile automation skills with AI-first workflows.
The AI Automation Engineer program teaches you to build production-grade test automation for web applications, APIs, and browser environments — using AI to accelerate every stage from locator generation to test maintenance. You'll work across Java, Python, or JavaScript and deliver a complete automation framework as a live project.
Who Is This Course For?
- Manual testers looking to transition into automation
- Junior QA engineers who want to build automation skills
- Software developers who want to understand test automation
- QA engineers preparing for automation engineering roles
- Graduates with some programming knowledge
What You'll Learn
Course Curriculum
- Java or Python fundamentals: OOP, collections, exception handling
- JavaScript/TypeScript essentials for Playwright
- File handling, API interaction, and data manipulation
- Git and GitHub: branching, pull requests, code review
- Maven/Gradle build tools and dependency management
- IDE setup: IntelliJ/VS Code for automation engineering
AI-Powered Automation
AI is not a single chapter — it is integrated throughout this course at every stage.
Tools & Technologies
Live Project
Build a complete automation framework for a realistic SaaS application — covering web UI automation with Selenium and Playwright, API automation with Rest Assured, data-driven test execution, Allure reporting, and full GitHub Actions CI/CD integration. The finished framework becomes part of your GitHub portfolio.
Instructor
Practising QA engineer with 12 years of experience building and testing software at scale. Brings real-world architectures, real failures, and practical solutions to every session — not textbook theory.
Career Outcomes
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