Test Automation Lead
forhyrePhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Job Description:
We are looking for a Test Automation Lead to assess software quality through manual and automated testing. You will be responsible for finding and reporting bugs and glitches.
In this role, you should have a keen eye for detail and excellent communication skills. If you are also competent in executing test cases and are passionate about quality, we'd like to meet you.
Ultimately, you will ensure that our products, applications and systems work correctly.
Responsibilities:
- Review and analyze system specifications
- Collaborate with the Application Development team to develop effective strategies and test plans
- Execute test cases (manual or automated) and analyze results
- Evaluate product code according to specifications
- Create logs to document testing phases and defects
- Report bugs and errors to development teams
- Help troubleshoot issues
- Conduct post-release/ post-implementation testing
- Work with cross-functional teams to ensure quality throughout the software development lifecycle
Requirements:
- 6 years of relevant and progressive software development/testing, systems engineering and/or architecture experience.
- Strong hands-on automation tester with experience working on different automation frameworks.
- Exposure to Testing open shift application
- Knowledge and experience with Microsoft TFS Azure DevOpsKnowledge and experience with Agile development and testing
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Ability to do multi-task effectively
- Knowledge on performance testing using JMeter is an advantage
- Strong automation skills with Core JAVA basics skills is a must
- Strong knowledge in Selenium, TestNG, BDD automation framework is mustAPI testing experience is a must
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