Position: Software Quality Assurance Engineer Trainee
Company: GlobalLogic
Experience required: no_exp
English level: upper

Our project is a robotic-assisted surgical system which is a software-controlled electromechanical system designed for surgeons to perform telerobotic minimally invasive surgery. Our Client is a global leader in medical technologies, who designs, develops, manufactures, and markets a wide variety of medical devices. 

The role of a Software Quality Assurance Engineer is to ensure product SDLC compliance with the established quality management system and applicable standards, including:
•	Reviewing all deliverables related to the product SDLC activities
•	Interacting with the project teams both on the GL side and the side of the Client
•	Conducting product risk analysis activities
•	Analyzing the established processes and defining areas for improvement
Requirements:
•	Strong analytical skills
•	Ability to analyze and interpret complex and complicated documents (software requirements and design specifications, standards and regulations)
•	Basic knowledge and understanding of software quality assurance concepts and practices
•	Strong team player
•	Ability to do multiple tasks with competing deadlines
•	Fluent English; ability to understand and talk to native speakers is a must.
 
Preferences:
•	Fundamentals of Quality Management Systems (ISO13485, ISO 9001)
•	Knowledge of Software Testing Foundations (ISTQB)
•	Industry experience (QA Engineer or similar)
•	Knowledge of SDLC
Responsibilities:
•	Analyzing established processes and defining areas of improvement
•	Reviewing and approving project documentation (such as development reports, verification test plans and reports etc.)
•	Analyzing software requirements
•	Control of software verification activities
•	Communicating with a customer on quality assurance topics
•	Software product risk management
•	Assessing project activities against established procedures, standards and regulations (QMS for medical device software development)