Quality Assurance Specialist
outsourceyDenver (CO)
Quality Assurance Specialist
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outsourceyDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Quality Assurance Specialist Looking to take your career to the next level? Then this role is for you! Join Outsourcey and be part of our mission to revolutionize global talent expansion! We connect businesses with dedicated full-time teams in the Philippines, offering cost-efficient solutions without compromising quality. Join us and help elevate businesses with complete control and comprehensive support, let's shape the future of work together!
Core responsibilities:
Collaborate with product engineering teams to understand project objectives, gather requirements, and integrate quality assurance processes into the development lifecycle.
Perform thorough manual testing on various software products to ensure functionality, user friendliness, and robustness.
Develop and execute test cases, scripts, plans, and procedures.
Work closely with the product owner to identify any issues or bugs in the software during the development phase and ensure they are addressed prior to deployment.
Document all test results, maintain records of testing phases and defects, and provide detailed reports to stakeholders.
Participate in product design reviews to provide input on functional requirements, product designs, schedules, or potential problems.
Review user interfaces for consistency and functionality.
Benefits:
Competitive salary Opportunity to shape the HR function of a rapidly growing BPO. Work closely with a team of industry leaders who have successfully scaled BPOs in the past. Career growth and development opportunities. Please attach your CV and we will be in touch for a confidential chat. Let's do great things together!
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