Remote Quality Assurance Analyst (Remote)
Remote Quality Assurance Analyst (Remote)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Review documentation to understand testing requirements, test environments and objectives
- Use standardized testing methods, tools and procedures to ensure testing is efficient, effective and comprehensive
- Adhere to a unified team process
- Translate requirements into detailed test plans and test cases
- Execute manual/automated test plans
- Perform tests in terms of functionality, reliability, stress, and compatibility
- Document, troubleshoot, track and resolve requests and issues on a timely basis
- Ensure web applications are cross-browser/cross-platform compatible and respond accordingly to compatible devices and tablets
- Work with users to support User Acceptance Testing, Training, and more
- Advise Test Manager/Project Manager regarding overall quality of project and state of work
- Raise outstanding issues through established project management channels, as per project plan
- Self-motivating with excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work with and mentor other team members
- Strong analytical skills with attention to detail
- Positive attitude and driven
- Ability to read and understand workflow diagrams
- Passionate about product success
- Ability to handle overlapping assignments
- Ability to manage and oversee team member efforts
- Ability to understand and promote process improvements as needed supported by team 5+ years of experience working as a QA Tester 3-5 years of experience in Testing Web based applications
- Preferred Technology Skills/Experience :Microsoft Test Manager
- Team Foundation ServerSQLExperience and understanding of agile development life cycle
- Bachelor's degree in computer science or information technology related field (preferred)
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