QA / Test Analyst – Manual & Automation Testing
purple drive technologiesNaperville (IL)
QA / Test Analyst – Manual & Automation Testing
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purple drive technologiesNaperville (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Purple DriveQA / Test Analyst – Manual & Automation Testing Share Naperville, IL
Overview:
Role Description 5+ years of experience in manual testing; automation testing experience is an asset 5+ years of experience in process planning, organizing, and implementing testing effortsStrong knowledge of test plan, test data, and test case development and execution across system componentsExtensive experience in system analysis, assessment, programming, and troubleshooting of software applicationsHands-on experience with end-to-end test planning and executionAbility to write complex SQL queries and stored proceduresExperience with HP ALM and JIRAHands-on experience working in Agile software development environmentsStrong understanding of software testing concepts and Quality Assurance principlesEssential Skills 5+ years of manual testing experience; automation testing exposure preferredProven experience in planning, organizing, and executing testing activitiesExpertise in test planning, test data preparation, and test case design and executionStrong background in system analysis and software troubleshootingEnd-to-end test lifecycle management experienceProficiency in SQL (complex queries and stored procedures) Hands-on experience with HP ALM and JIRAExperience working in Agile/Scrum environmentsSolid foundation in testing methodologies and Quality Assurance best practices
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