iSeries/AS400 QA
iSeries/AS400 QA
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Required Minimum 3 years’ software quality assurance experience.
- Experience testing in an iSeries (RPG) environment
- Strong knowledge of HP ALM and similar QA test tools.
- Strong knowledge of a typical SDLC, as well as experience testing on Agile or DevOps teams.
- Experience working on QA teams as part of agile processes and methodologies.
- Must be a self-starter, with the ability to work independently, with different groups and teams, utilizing solid communication skills.
- Excellent troubleshooting, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent testing resource planning and test scheduling skills.
- Ability to produce effective software test plans and test cases.
- Ability to produce verifiable and consistent test evidence and results.
- Solid understanding of build tools and software configuration management standards.
- Software quality assurance experience.
- Experience testing in one or more of the following environments: Cloud based testing, UI testing, functional testing, n-tier client/server, and RDBMS.Hands-on experience using HP, IBM, or other industry standard SQA tools.
- Experience with Oracle or MS SQL Server or DB2 and the ability to write SQL queries using table joins.
- Strong knowledge of Agile, SDLC, and SQA methodology.
- Excellent test resource planning and test scheduling skills.
- Ability to produce and mentor others in creation of effective software test plans and test cases.
- Ability to write quality defects and work directly with developers to resolve the defects.
- Solid understanding of build tools and software configuration management standards.
- Ability to communicate and work closely with other teams: System administration, db administration
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