Senior Software Tester

Oscar Technology
Leeds
11 months ago
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Senior Software Tester

£60K (DOE)

Leeds - 4 days in office

ECommerce

I am currently working with a large e-commerce business that is looking to use the latest technologies in AI and machine learning. This global business is looking to grow the QA team to keep up with its current rate of growth.

Your day-to-day tasks will consist of test planning, interpreting user stories, preparing test plans and test scripts, working with the QA team and other stakeholders, managing your workload, and raising issues or defects.

Required skills:

Experience working with technical and non-technical stakeholders Basic SQL skills Manual functional testing Willingness to learn Understanding of SDLC

Desirable skills:

Exposure to automation testing Kanban or sprint boards Any exposure to Mantis or a bug tracker Nonfunctional testing

If you are interested, please apply now!

Senior Software Tester

£60K (DOE)

Leeds - 4 days in office

ECommerce

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