> > We make "software for institutions of higher learning"
> > So...uhh, campus management software.
> Need any QA testers? :) I'm... somewhat content with my
> job, but I'd probably have no trouble uprooting myself for
> more money.
Actually....yes we do. We currently have 2 openins for the "QA Analyst" position.
Position Description:
Participate in review of Requirements and Design and effectively act as the client advocate and as an "expert" in the functional areas
Develop Testing Strategies and Plans based on Software Requirements and Design Documents
Write Test Scenarios to support the Test Strategy and Plan
Execute tests on proprietary software and interfaces to partner software, primarily higher education administration software, document results and defects, and track issue resolution
Analyze lessons learned for continuous process improvement and conduct documentation testing as required
Provide suggestions to implement new features for software
Estimate work effort for a project, contribute to the development of timelines, and manage work to meet the project schedule
Work effectively with Project Manager and other members of the project team to ensure project success
Participate in Peer Reviews of requirements, designs, test plans/scenarios and some code reviews, documentation, and programming/unit test plans.
Requirements:
Minimum 3-4 years experience in the field of higher education administration, accounting or equivalent Quality Assurance/Testing experience
Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Business or related field
Self-starter in learning and working with new technologies and applications
Ability to schedule multiple priorities with minimal supervision and report progress toward goals
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Ability to work independently and with teams in stressful situations with deadlines
Strong initiative, troubleshooting skills.
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