Quality Test Engineer

Designing diverse use cases and performing tests to identify and rectify defects. You should possess strong technical skills, a deep understanding of testing methodologies, analytical and problem-solving abilities, and adherence to standard Fiserv policies and procedures. Additionally, a great QA engineer should have the capability to automate test cases using industry-standard software testing tools.

1. Developing and Executing Test Plans: Create detailed, comprehensive, and well-structured test plans and test cases to ensure that all aspects of the product are thoroughly tested.

2. Automation: Design, develop, and execute automated test scripts using Tricentis Tosca. Contribute to the continuous improvement of test automation processes and methodologies. Maintain and enhance existing automated test frameworks in Tosca.

3. Manual Testing: Conduct manual tests when automation is not feasible, focusing on exploratory testing to identify bugs that automated tests might miss.

4. Bug Identification and Reporting: Identify, record, document thoroughly, and track bugs or issues. Work with the development team to ensure issues are resolved and perform regression testing to confirm fixes.

5. Compliance with Standards: Ensure that the products comply with company standards, industry regulations, and best practices.

6. Collaboration: Work closely with developers, product managers, and other stakeholders to understand product requirements and provide feedback on design specifications.

7. Continuous Improvement: Continuously improve testing processes and methodologies to enhance quality and productivity.

8. Risk Assessment: Analyse and prioritize risks to determine the most critical areas to focus QA efforts on.

9. Documentation: Maintain detailed documentation of the test plans, test cases, bug reports, and any other relevant information to ensure transparency and traceability.

You will need to have: