Senior Test Engineer/ Test Lead
Senior Test Engineer/ Test Lead
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Senior-level experience in software quality assurance and testing, with experience leading testing efforts or projects
- Experience developing and owning test strategies, test plans, test cases, testing estimates, and execution schedules
- Strong experience leading System Integration Testing (SIT) and User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
- Experience testing third-party/COTS solutions and system integrations
- Ability to coordinate testing across system integrators, development teams, contractors, and business users
- Hands-on experience with both manual and automated testing
- Strong defect management experience, including bug tracking, prioritization, retesting, and resolution
- Experience defining and reporting QA metrics, including test coverage, execution status, and defect counts
- Ability to operate as a testing advisor/lead, independently driving strategy and execution rather than simply executing predefined test cases
- Experience working in a structured or regulated technology environment
- Ability to meet applicable NERC compliance requirements
- Experience testing asset management or utility technology platforms
- Previous experience within a utility, energy, or NERC-regulated environmentSAP integration testing experience, including familiarity with T-codes and hands-on testing of an actual SAP integration
- Experience with enterprise implementations involving third-party system integrators Experience testing applications supporting substations, grid assets, or other utility infrastructure
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