Position: Middle Manual QA Engineer
Company: N-iX
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

Across the job areas of retail, sales, supply chain, and corporate, the company makes the transformation of their product to the new level.

**Responsibilities:**
- Review business requirements to write test cases and test plans
- Identify and document all levels of testing including functional, integration, user acceptance and exploratory
- Analyze test results, troubleshooting issues and write up defects with a high level of detail
- Participate in the Agile ceremonies: story grooming, sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and retrospective
- Responsible for communicating daily progress, issues, risks
- Be highly collaborative with test and dev engineers and business partners to deliver highest quality
- Be self-managed, but identify when escalation is needed

**Required skills:**
- 2+ years of Quality engineering experience
- Working knowledge of SQL
- Experience testing RestfulAPIs
- Experience and knowledge of Agile Scrum SDLC processes and tools
- Test case management tooling (HP QC/ALM, QTest, Zephyr)
- Gathering and helping to define acceptance criteria in collaboration with product owners
- Test case creation from user stories utilising a variety of techniques
- Test data creation and maintenance
- Defect triage and Management
- Strong analytical, problem solving, organizational, and planning skills

**Nice to have:**
- Experience with JIRA
- Experience with eCommerce

**We offer:**
- Flexible working format - remote, office-based or flexible
- A competitive salary and good compensation package
- Flexible and personalized career growth
- Professional development tools (mentorship program, tech talks and training, centers of excellence, and more)
- Active tech communities with regular knowledge sharing
- Education reimbursement
- Paid vacation days, sick leaves, and days off
- Healthcare & Sport program
- Medical insurance
- Memorable anniversary presents
- Corporate events and team buildings