Quality Assurance Specialist / Software Tester

Quality assurance (QA) specialists develop and execute software testing plans and procedures. A QA specialist is responsible to catch, document, and report bugs and coding errors to the software development team. They are required to be adept in the development environment, database management, and component-specific software and languages.

Duties and Responsibilities:
Perform quality assurance efforts on multiple application releases, monitor and document testing activities.
Manage testing for application deployments
Design, develop and maintain test cases and strategies for cross-browser, cross-platform testing and multiple user scenarios.
Satisfy release deliverables, project testing requirements and other quality assurance responsibilities.
Collaborate with team to understand product changes and QA testing requirements to deal with issues/defects in a timely Upgrade to see actual infotablish a testing feedback loop with other developers and teaUpgrade to see actual infombers.
Create written documentation and procedures for application testing and Upgrade to see actual infobug test environment, automate sprints, and develop testing scenarios.
Experienced with end-user testing, usability testing, software and web application testing
 
Products/Technologies a Quality Assurance Specialist may work with:
Test case management: Test Manager, Testlink, Spira, QA Symphony
Defect tracking: Bugzilla, ClickUp
Load test: JMeter, LoadUI
Functional test: Selenium
Automated testing software: Selenium, HP Quick Test Professional, IBM Rational, TestComplete

Education Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree: Computer Science, Information Technology or similar experience

Skills Required
Manual Testing (Web and Mobile Applications)
Automated Testing (Web and Mobile Applications)

If you're interested, kindly send your Github/GitLab accounts, project references like apps available in the app stores, and sample bug report/documentation, and your subject line must start with Smoke test. Your cover letter must also include a short description/definition of smoke testing in your own words.

Thank you!