We are looking to hire an entry-level Software QA Analyst to help with manual and usability testing, which requires excellent written and verbal communication skills.

A great QA developer gives programmers immediate feedback on what they did right and what they did wrong. This means you spend a lot of your time writing manual test plans along with testing frameworks to get the job done. One of the most valuable features of a QA Analyst is providing quick feedback, be it positive or negative.

Responsibilities:

Here are some things you will do as a QA Analyst:

• Write test plans, conduct manual regression and new functionality testing, and analyze test results
• Design, develop and execute test cases and scripts through analysis of product specifications and software requirements
• Perform thorough test case execution and defect reporting
• Consult with product development to evaluate system interfaces, operational requirements, and performance requirements of overall system
• Recommend design improvements or corrections to software engineers and business analysts throughout the development process

You may find yourself asking what else are we looking for in QA developers. Well here are some things we expect of our team:

• You have top notch testing skills
• Author test plans, create and execute test cases
• Create test frameworks and tools
• You have a high standard for what excellent software looks like, and are prepared to hold us to those standards

Requirements:

• Intelligence and curiosity
• A Bachelor’s degree, preferably in a technical or analytical field
• A crushing ability to make just about anything break
• Strong technical and analytical skills
• A scientific approach to everything and unusual attention to detail
• Excellent command of written and spoken English