Senior QA Tester responsible for designing and scripting automated tests, prioritizing test scenarios, creating test plans and cases, preparing test environments, and performing functional and regression testing. Works with customers, technical and non-technical teams, and updates test documentation throughout the SDLC.
Location: 701 W 51st Street, Austin, Texas 78751.
Work Arrangement : Hybrid (Position will be 3 days remote with 2 days (Mon & Tues) required to be onsite at the location listed above. **Subject to change per the hiring team**
Program will only allow candidates who are LOCAL TO THE AUSTIN AREA ONLY (Within 50-mile radius).
Candidates must already reside in Texas.
II. CANDIDATE SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum Requirements:
Candidates that do not meet or exceed the minimum stated requirements (skills/experience) will be displayed to customers but may not be chosen for this opportunity.YearsRequired/PreferredExperience8RequiredExperience with designing automated tests by creating scripts that run testing functions automatically8RequiredExperience in prioritizing test scenarios and creating execution plans to implement these scenarios8RequiredExperience in creating test plans, test cases, and preparing test environments8RequiredExperience in performing moderately complex functional, application, and regression testing8RequiredKnowledge of the software development life cycle and software development methodologies8RequiredAble to interpret requirement documents and able to update test documents accordingly8RequiredStrong familiarity with analysis, planning and management reporting functions8RequiredAcquires knowledge of the Customer's business in assigned area8RequiredStrong teamwork and interpersonal skills8RequiredAble to work with Customer as needed during test cycle8RequiredExcellent analytical; problem-solving; team playing; and oral and written communication skills8RequiredProven ability to work successfully with technical and non-technical groups and manage multiple responsibilities2PreferredExperience with Texas DIR Project Delivery Framework and document templates2PreferredFamiliarity with company's information architecture and information management methodologies2PreferredFamiliarity with the existing and planned software technology and the global, regional and local software architecture and infrastructure components
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