Quality Assurance Engineering III

For immediate consideration, contact John Boyle at or A quality assurance engineer creates tests to find any problems with software before the product is launched. They identify and analyze any bugs found during testing and document them. They also must to pay very close attention to detail and coach their team on managing testing tools, reporting results, and motivating process improvement. A normal work day for a quality assurance engineer includes developing new tests to run, running the tests, and documenting the results; if any defects are noted the quality assurance engineers will need to collaborate with the software developers to find a fix and patch the program. Once the defect has been patched, they will need to run the test again to make sure there are no new bugs and to make sure the defect found has been corrected.Expertise in software defects detection through manual and/or automated tests.Experience with QA automation using TOSCA;Expertise in the Automation using SOAP UI and JMeter.Experience with CI/CD build pipelines.Experience in Oracle DB, Splunk and AppDynamics.Experience with Performance testing using any toolsKnowledge of the security and Whitebox testingIntermediate working knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming best practices, domain driven design, and software development methodologiesAbility to work independently as well as lead collaborative working sessions with internal teams.Ability to demonstrate strong interpersonal skill needed to work with cross-functional teams.