Quality Assurance by leading investment industry

Roles and Responsibilities

QA (Quality Assurance) is responsible for ensuring that the software or product being

developed meets the requirements and specifications set by the client or end-user.Few of the activities a QA professional will do includes below :

1. - Years of Experience in Testing with minimum 5 Years in Automation.

2. Creating test plans and test cases based on the software or product requirements.

3. Identifying, documenting, and tracking software defects or bugs.

4. Conducting manual and automated testing of software applications.

5. Collaborating with software developers, project managers, and other stakeholders to

ensure that software quality is maintained throughout the development process.

6. Developing and maintaining automated testing scripts.

7. Ensuring that software releases are properly tested and validated before deployment.

8. Participating in code reviews and other quality assurance activities.

9. Providing feedback and recommendations for improving software quality and user

experience.

• . Analysing and reporting on software quality metrics to identify areas for

improvement.

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and Source Code Tools (Git laborGitHuborBit Bucket).

Automation Test Engineers, BA, and other stakeholders throughout the SDLC.

requirements, participate in walkthrough, creating and executing plans, monitoring of

the work.

the timely completion with quality.

all required test plans for various automated processes and coordinate with QA and

engineering team to document all required test plans.

and assist all engineers to validate and resolve all bug issues.

implement all test scripts for various projects.

execution and desired outcome.

Management System) that are relevant to their role

all functional and non-functional requirements for all automation test framework and

provide training to staff if required.

practices that involves automating the entire software development process, from

code testing to deployment, Exploratory Testing and Shift Left Testing and Mobile

Testing

testing efforts based on the likelihood and impact of potential defects. It helps to

focus testing efforts on the areas of the application that are most critical to the

business.

Overall, the main goal of a QA professional in IT will be to ensure that the software or

product being developed meets the highest standards of quality and user satisfaction.