7 November 2024
Seeking skilled Manual Tester with proven expertise in Quality Assurance and Application Testing.
Mandatory Skill(s)
- Degree in Computer Science or Engineering or Information Systems;
- Proven experience of atleast 2-4 years in manual testing, ideally within an application development;
- Proficient in test management tools like JIRA, TestRail, and similar platforms;
- Support UAT by setting up test environments and assisting end-users throughout the testing process;
- Solid understanding of SDLC and testing methodologies;
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to assess software functionality;
- Meticulous attention to detail for identifying even minor defects;
- Effective verbal and written communication for seamless collaboration with team members and stakeholders.
Desirable Skill(s)
- Background in specific sectors (such as finance, healthcare, or retail);
- SQL and scripting knowledge.
Responsibilities
- Design and execute comprehensive test plans and test cases based on requirements and specifications;
- Conduct manual testing on software applications to identify defects and ensure adherence to quality standards;
- Document, track, and report defects using test management tools, working closely with the development team to resolve issues;
- Create and maintain detailed test documentation, including test cases, scripts, and reports;
- Collaborate with developers, business analysts, and stakeholders to fully understand requirements and ensure thorough testing coverage;
- Perform regression testing to confirm that new code changes do not impact existing functionalities;
- Support User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by preparing test environments and assisting end-users during testing phases;
- Participate in process improvement initiatives to enhance the overall efficiency and effectiveness of testing activities.
If you are interested in this role, click on the “Apply to this job” button below or you could also write in with your CV to Nisha Kumari at nisha.k@sciente.com quoting the job title.
