Testing Manager
adn groupSan Antonio (TX)
About the role
OverviewJob Title:
Testing ManagerLocation: San Antonio, TXWork Type: Onsite RoleDuration: 12 Months of ContractClient Industry: TechnologyInterview Mode: VideoNote: NO H1B // Local Candidates with DLResponsibilitiesLead and manage end-to-end software testing activities across enterprise applicationsOversee manual testing efforts to ensure high-quality software deliveryDevelop, maintain, and execute test strategies, test plans, and test casesUtilize test management and defect tracking tools to monitor quality metricsPrepare and present testing reports using ALM, Power BI, and ExcelCollaborate closely with cross-functional teams and business stakeholdersEnsure adherence to defined QA processes, standards, and best practicesSupport Agile/SAFe delivery models and participate in related ceremoniesPrimary Skills (Must-Have) Minimum 7 years of experience in Software Quality AssurancePrior experience as a Testing Manager or Senior Test LeadStrong expertise in manual testing for enterprise applicationsHands-on experience with ALM, Power BI (reporting), and advanced ExcelProficiency with test management and defect tracking toolsSolid understanding of Agile and SAFe methodologiesExcellent communication and stakeholder management skillsStrong attention to detail with strict process adherencePreferred QualificationsExperience working in regulated or audit-heavy environmentsFamiliarity with ALM or similar test management platformsExperience with Power BI, Tableau, or other reporting dashboardsExposure to large-scale system implementations or migration projectsContactsArushi Khanna | Associate - Hiring & RecruitmentEmail: arushi@nsitsolutions.comVishal (Victor) Verma | Assistant ManagerEmail: vishal@nsitsolutions.comNS IT Solutionswww.nsitsolutions.com
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