Senior Test Analyst / QA Engineer, Job in Bedfordshire UK

Senior Test Analyst / QA Engineer, Job in Bedfordshire UK


I found this position on Monster.co.uk. Thought it would be useful for my readers whom have completed ISEB ISTQB and are looking for work. You can apply here


We are looking for a Senior QA Engineer / Test Analyst with experience of designing, developing and executing test plans in an Agile environment for a market leader and expanding software solutions company in Bedford, Bedfordshire. Any experience of Jira, Wiki and/or Zephyr would be ideal but not essential.
 
As the successful Senior Test Analyst / QA Engineer you will be responsible for designing, developing and executing test plans as well as providing team and technical leadership across an Agile environment involving solution design, test planning, functional testing, defect management and process improvements.
 
As a Senior QA Engineer / Test Analyst you are likely to understand client server and web based applications as well as exposure to tools such as Jira, Wiki and/or Zephyr. A fantastic opportunity to have an influence over future direction of testing activity and the approaches taken.
 
Job requirements
  
- Good software testing experience which is likely to be backed up by an ISEB or ISTQB certification

- Experience of functional testing, reviewing acceptance criteria, manual testing, exploratory testing and assisting in performance, security, integration or acceptance testing

  •  Good software testing experience which is likely to be backed up by an ISEB or ISTQB certification
  •  Experience of functional testing, reviewing acceptance criteria, manual testing, exploratory testing and assisting in performance, security, integration or acceptance testing
  • Examples of taking the Lead and Senior role in testing activity
  • Experience working in an Agile delivery environment
  • Good knowledge of both client server and web based applications
  • Likely to have knowledge of at least one of the following: Jira, Wiki, Zephyr or SQL Server databases

 
Salary: £30-35k (depending on experience) + benefits
Location: Bedford, Bedfordshire
 
Commutable from: Milton Keynes, St Neots, Northampton, Luton, Stevenage, Peterborough, St Albans, Watford, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire and Hertfordshire
 
Apply now for further information on this excellent opportunity.

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  1. MR ISTQB26 August 2013 at 10:45

    Applied for this job, got an interview next week.

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