4 min read · Test Automation · Enterprise Software

UI and API BDD automation that cut a wealth-search release window from days to hours

Quality Engineering · BDD test automation

  • Selenium
  • Java
  • Cucumber
  • Jenkins
  • BDD

Engagement

How the work ran.

Client names and implementation details are withheld where they are not approved for publication.

Case study

Challenge

A wealth-identification and prospect-search platform needed stable UI/API automation across search, campaign and screening modules despite flaky tests, VPN-sensitive Jenkins runs, and daily smoke/regression expectations after deploy.

Approach

VST automated UI and API with Selenium, Java and Cucumber BDD, built integrated test data, and tightened collaboration across development, database and DevOps so suites could run reliably in CI.

Engagement model

Quality Engineering · BDD test automation

Technology

Selenium, Java, Cucumber BDD, Jenkins, elastic search test data

Outcome

60% less manual effort, testing window cut from 4 days to 6 hours, and 80% UI/API automation coverage.

Industry

Enterprise Software

Practice

Quality Engineering

Value delivered

  • Integrated test data reduced blockage from unstable fixtures.
  • Pipeline and VPN issues were treated as delivery blockers, not test noise.
  • Elastic search-backed data validation kept dynamic results trustworthy.

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