Position: QA Engineer
Company: Customertimes Corp
Experience required: 2y
Category: QA
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-12-01T00:00:00+02:00

**About the project:**
American Project. The product is a global platform that works in health care on health care issues, used for publications, scientific articles, researchers, etc.

**Job Responsibilities:**
• Help deliver high-quality software that matches technical requirements in a timeframe that matches business needs;
• Participate in the continuous improvement process of the team performance and product quality;
• Provide review and testing of functional and design requirements to be able to provide detailed test scenarios;
• Develop all required test documentation of high quality (test cases, traceability matrix, checklists);
• Perform all required types of manual testing;
• Identify defects and impact on the solutions, follow-up the defects in their life-cycle;

**Requirements:**
• 2-3+ year as manual QA Engineer experience of web applications;
• Degree in Computer Science or a related subject;
• Good understanding of QA&QC, different testing types, test artifacts, a defect lifecycle;
• Understanding of SDLC and development methodologies;
• Understanding of testing web services, client-server application and mobile apps;
• Good analytical and problem-solving skills;
• Intermediate level of English language that enables to create test artifacts and documentation and to communicate on a daily basis;

**Technologies:**
Experience with project planning and tracking tools like TestRail, Redmine, Jira, and Confluence

**A big plus will be:**
 Experience in testing Salesforce.com apps or any other CRM system;

**We offer:**
• A developed grading system for your individual growth;
• Well-established processes and loyal management;
• Excellent health insurance with coverage of covid cases;
• Flexible work schedule;
• 20 working days paid vacation leave, 15 working days of paid sick leave with a certificate, and 5 working days of paid sick leave without a certificate;
• Certification coverage;
• Paid study of English and more;
• A lot of corporate webinars/workshops/etc.