Position: Medisafe - QA Manual Engineer(Mobile)
Company: SD Solutions
Experience required: 2y
Category: QA
English level: upper
Published: 2022-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

On behalf of Medisafe is looking for a Manual QA Engineer. Take this huge opportunity to join the leading team who is making a huge impact on people’s health and well-being.

**Responsibilities**:

We are looking for a Quality Assurance Engineer to take a role in test planning, test design, and UI, test scripting and test execution, on both Mobile (Android & iOS) and Server side. This will also include ensuring that quality issues and defects are appropriately identified, documented, tracked, resolved and ensure proper test coverage.

Create a detailed, comprehensive and well-structured test plans and test cases
Identify, record, document thoroughly and track bugs
Perform thorough regression tests when bugs are resolved
Ensure the quality of new features before and after they go live
Improve the development process of our products

**Experience**:
Familiarity with QA methodologies - Planning, design, execution and reporting
2-3 years of experience as a manual QA tester for mobile apps
Experience with testing of backend and databases
Experience with SQL and relational DBs, e.g. MySQL - Advantage
Experience with CI tools, e.g. Jenkins - Advantage
Experience working with DevOps teams - Advantage

**Requirements**:
Information Systems / CS degree or equivalent experience from IDF tech unit
Detail-oriented with an ability to see the bigger picture
Initiator, enthusiastic, creative, curious, highly motivated individual
Multitask person which handles various priorities at the same time
The ability to deep dive into complex problems and find their root cause
Passionate about technology and some experience with coding
Self learning and self-starting capabilities (don’t need to be told what is the next step)
Team player, positive and empowering person
Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Excellent verbal and written English