Hi,
We are Looking for Business Analyst with Testing in Lansing, MI
Title: Business Analyst with Testing
Location: Lansing, MI
Duration: 1+ Year
Rate: 55$ to 60$
This role is a BA/Tester Combo Role. We need a person with BA experience along
with he below requirements for the tester part.
Understands various types of testing and creates test cases for Functional
Testing, System Testing, End-to-End Testing, Regression Testing, and Ad Hoc
Testing (Exploratory Testing).
Creates / updates the test plan to document test scenarios/test cases that will
be executed to test the application change.
Creates / updates and executes test cases, from the user story acceptance
criteria, that thoroughly tests the application change using standard testing
procedures and guidelines. Documents the test results, as needed.
Collaborates with team members to insure that the test cases test the user
story and validate that no unintended application changes have occurred. Need
at least three years of experience in writing and executing test cases.
Maintains test case repository with updated test cases for Functional Testing,
System Testing, End-to-End Testing, Regression Testing and Ad Hoc Testing
(Exploratory Testing).
Develops automated test scripts and works with Test Engineer to review and
update existing automated test scripts. Need at least three years of
experience in Selenium and Java. UFT a plus but not required.
Experience working in Agile teams.
Thanks
Raja,
Business Development Manager,
Trintel Technologies LLC,
1000 Long Blvd, Suite # 9, Lansing, MI 48911
www.trinteltechnologies.com
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