Lead Engineer, Testing

Job Overview

Test Analyst will be responsible to lead manual testing efforts at a module level. He/ She may have a team of few manual testers under him/her or he would be an independent contributor who will design/write complex test scenarios. He/ She will be responsible for finding and reporting bugs and glitches. Ultimately, he/she will ensure that our products, applications and systems work correctly when implemented at client site

Duties and Responsibilities

• Understand/ Analyze Requirements/ coverage at module level
• Design / Write complex Test scenarios. Prepare Test artifacts like Test Plans, Test Specifications, Test Reports and provide inputs for Test Strategy
• Conduct Peer Review / Review of Test Cases written by other team member/s
• Create and validate Test Data
• Test / Execute Complex Test Cases / Scenarios / End to End Testing
• Demonstrate domain Knowledge and interact with Client
• Manage defects by logging, updating status of defect, follow up on defects (getting fixes and re-test) and ensure successful closure of defect
• Work with cross-functional teams to ensure quality throughout the software development lifecycle
• To complete testing in line with agreed timeframes and by following the documented business processes using the appropriate test management and automation tools.
• Have knowledge of Selenium automation testing.

Skills / Attributes Required:

• Strong experience in P&C Insurance domain (at least 2 years).
• Proven experience as a QA tester
• Experience in QA methodology
• Familiarity with Agile frameworks and regression testing is a plus
• Ability to document and troubleshoot errors
• Working knowledge of test management software
• Excellent communication (verbal & written) skills
• Attention to detail
• Analytical mind and problem-solving aptitude
• Strong organizational skills
• Proven ability to work under pressure
• Mentor junior team members and guide them to perform better
• Make relevant Process improvements
• Identifying Risks and ensure timely escalations