Indigenous-owned software testing and QA automation services firm
PLATO is a Fredericton-based software testing and technology services firm whose stack spans nearly every major automation tool (Selenium, Playwright, WebdriverIO, Robot Framework, Tosca, ReadyAPI) — the signature of a services shop that adapts to each client's environment. Job posts point to large public-sector work: social services transformation, Cúram data migration and Government of Canada security accreditation, with senior-heavy engineering hiring accelerating.
PLATO is a privately held, Indigenous-owned software testing and technology services company headquartered in Fredericton, New Brunswick, founded in 1997. It provides quality assurance services including exploratory, regression, functional, manual, mobile, accessibility and automated testing, plus content migration and validation. The company also runs training and employment programs aimed at bringing Indigenous people into Canada's technology workforce. It employs 201–500 people and hires in Canada.
PLATO works with test automation tools like Selenium, Playwright, WebdriverIO, Robot Framework, Tosca and ReadyAPI, languages including Java, Python, C# and TypeScript, and CI tools such as Jenkins, TeamCity, GitLab and Azure DevOps.
Current initiatives include CI/CD automation frameworks, social services transformation, data migration into Cúram, Azure-native platform security accreditation and validation of Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Dataverse solutions.
PLATO is headquartered in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, and currently hires within Canada, with hiring weighted toward senior engineering roles.
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