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The Sr. Quality Assurance Tester II role involves providing QA support for data systems, collaborating with teams to ensure software meets quality standards, and testing applications in a classified AWS environment.
Top Skills:
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Healthtech • Software
As a Sr. QA Manual Tester, you will perform software quality assurance testing, create test strategies, and analyze results while collaborating with various teams to ensure compliance with standards and regulations.
Top Skills:
AWSAzureJIRAOraclePostmanReadyapiRestfulSoap/UiSQLSQL ServerXML
Blockchain • Fintech • Payments • Software • Financial Services • Cryptocurrency • Web3
As a Manual QA Tester, you'll execute manual test cases across web and mobile, run regression tests, log defects, and support exploratory testing while collaborating with QA Leads and developers.
Top Skills:
Api TestingArtificial IntelligenceBrowserstackIgamingPostmanTestmoTestrailWeb3
General Software Skills:
- Experience working in Agile development shops
- Understanding of CI/CD methodology
- Experience with Test methodologies (4+ years)
- Familiarity with Azure (Preferred) or any cloud service (acceptable)
- Experience with ADO (preferred) or any open source pipeline tools and project management tools (Jenkins, Concourse, Rally, Jira... etc) (acceptable)
- Familiarity testing and interacting with Data Stores (both relational and non-relational) SQL, MongoDB, Postgres (preferred)
- Familiarity with Virtualization and Containerization tools and concepts
Automation Skills:
- Experience with Automated Testing (4+ years)
- CS degree (preferred) or Equivalent Experience (4+ years coding) (acceptable)
- Ability to both code and read a programming language: C#, Java, Python (preferred)
- Experience with performance test tools: open source (JMeter) (preferred)
- Experience with functional automation frameworks: open source (Cucumber, Behave.io, Spock, Geb, Selenium) and Xamarin (preferred)
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