Quality Control Engineer (Mid-Level)

Objectives of this Role

Quality Control (Mid-Level) work collaboratively with other groups to test software. They report and truck bugs within software, and they help fix them. This position is typically offered full time and reports to senior-level QC testers or QA Lead. Those well-suited to this career enjoy problem-solving and working collaboratively with others.

Daily and Monthly Responsibilities

Perform Tests: perform a variety of tests, such as, smoke, regression, integration, and performance, cross browser, cross platform and responsive testing (PC, mobile and tablet), API testing, and any needed test per the test plan to confirm the stability of software systems.

Report Bugs: report clear bugs and track them using tools like DevOps.

Perform Automation: generate automation scripts. They research and use tools with the goal of increasing automation.

Work with Team Members: work collaboratively with QC, development, and business groups to complete testing.

Design Test Case: Create detailed, comprehensive and well-structured test cases.

Test Report: Send test results report, after confirming it with senior QC/ QA lead.

Documentation: Building project documentation such as user Manuals.

Participating in full life cycle development.

Performing business requirements review and verification.

Peer Review

Send initial estimation for the tasks

Static testing

Conduct UAT

Performance testing

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, science or information technology, or equivalent education and work experience.

Professional certification, such as ISTQB-CTFL

Problem-solving skills - QC testers have strong problem-solving skills that allow them to test software, identify bugs, and solve errors

Automation experience - Hands-on experience with automation tools such as Selenium Web Driver. They have experience developing automation scripts

Familiarity with testing - QC testers are knowledgeable of testing phases and approaches, including functional, regression, integration, and end-to-end

Programming - QC testers may use programming languages to write tests as necessary, so they should have experience programming and coding

Teamwork - working with other groups, QC testers have strong communication skills that allow them to collaborate with others. They communicate problems and coordinate with QC, development, and business groups to ensure products are free of errors

Able to multi-task, triage issues, react well to changes, work independently or in a team setting in a fast-paced environment.

Excellent command of written and spoken English.

Problem Solving.

Identifies the root cause for the bugs

Basic SQL commands