Hands-on implementation of Test Data Management (TDM) solutions, working with Grid Tools technology. Role involves QA/test focus, candidate sourcing for partner request, remote-based with travel across North America.
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Sonoma Consulting provides the highest quality service and support to our clients and consultants. Our clients range from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. We look to our employees to maintain and continue to build the high standards we have set for them and to maintain a high level of professionalism and integrity to create long-term, meaningful relationships with our Clients.
Job DescriptionTest Data Management
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We are looking for qualified individuals with hands on implementation experience on Test Data Management (TDM). This is a technology based on a recent acquisition of Grid Tools. If you can present any candidates, I will see if we can consider partnering with you in that space. This is a specific partner request and individual can be based anywhere, but travels within North America.
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keywords: Test Data Management, (TDM)
Title: Test Data Management (TDM), QA, Test, GRID TOOLS
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