Position: Trainee Manual Test Engineer IRC113695
Company: GlobalLogic
Category: QA
Experience required: no_exp
English level: intermediate

**Description:**
The product is used by emergency medical crews to monitor critical patients and deliver an electric shock if needed. The device features an advanced user interface and groundbreaking wireless networking capabilities which are used to integrate with hospital information management systems both inside hospital facilities and from the field.

**Requirements:**
- Good understanding of testing theory (test types, test cases, bug reports etc.)
- Manual testing
- Basic Jira experience
- At least Intermediate English

Preferences:
Python

**Responsibilities:**
- Product requirements analysis
- Test protocols updates and execution
- Status reports

**What We Offer**

Exciting Projects: Come take your place at the forefront of digital transformation! With clients across all industries and sectors, we offer an opportunity to participate in creating market-defining products using the latest technologies.

Collaborative Environment: Expand your skills by collaborating with a diverse team of highly talented people in an open, laidback environment — or even abroad in one of our global centers or client facilities!

Work-Life Balance: GlobalLogic prioritizes work-life balance, which is why we offer flexible opportunities and options.

Professional Development: Our dedicated Learning & Development team regularly organizes certification and technical / soft skill training to help you realize your professional goals.

Excellent Benefits: We provide our consultants with competitive compensation and benefits

Fun Perks: We want you to love where you work, which is why we host sports classes, cultural, social and team building activities such as sports competitions and end-of-year corporate parties. Our vibrant offices also include dedicated GL Zones and rooftop decks where you can drink coffee or tea with your colleagues over a game of table football or darts!