QA Tester
software technologySan Antonio (TX)
About the role
QA (Quality Assurance) Tester/AnalysisRole Type: 6 month contract potential extension NO REMOTE
Location: San Antonio, Texas On-SiteResponsibilities:
Participate in requirement reviews in order to write test procedures and test casesDefine test strategies based on application requirements and business processesDefine and maintain test plans based on project scheduleSetup, integrate and develop highly efficient and reliable test plansDesign and develop tools and scripts for product and solution automation testPrepare test reports on test results and problems and provide initial issue analysisAnalyze reported issues to generate quality reports, and contribute to defect resolutionSupport development teams to verify and/or reproduce reported issuesParticipate in the continuous improvement of test processes and methodologiesParticipate in development of test tools and test scriptsInteract with software developers and QA engineers to ensure the deliverables fully address their needsOrganize and document testing logisticsKey Qualifications: Experience of application testingExperience in testing or writing test scripts for HCM and/or Cloud applicationsStrong experience with test automation framework, tool development and scriptingSolid knowledge of software quality assurance methodologies and toolsKnowledge of Scrum/Agile software development processExpert Microsoft Office Experience (Excel) Oracle HCM, Workday HCM or SAPSoft Skills: Leadership skills to motivate the teams, work efficiently and deliver on time in a fast-paced work environmentProblem-solving and analytical skills, coordination skills, and interpersonal skillsOutstanding verbal and written communication skills
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