What kind of jobs you can expect after completion of QA training? What would be my responsibilities?

Posted by admin - 04/09/09 at 09:09 pm

These are the some kind of jobs which you can expect after QA Training. Remember the job profile also depends heavily on your previous experience.

• QA Analyst
• QA Engineer
• QA Test Engineer
• Senior QA
• QA Tester
• QA Architect

Typically as a QA analyst/Engineer/ QA Architect/ QA Lead you would be performing the following activities

• Test Plans based on business requirements
• Writing Test cases
• Creation of Test Scripts
• Identify testing Scenarios, testing strategies and test phase planning
• Test data creation. data validation, Quality Assurance and Subject Matter expertise in the types of data being supported to interact efficiently with data producers, software developers and data managers
• Analyzes test schedule, work orders, test manuals, and performance
• Perform Software Integration Test, System Integration Test, Stress Test, Performance Test, Interface Test, Functional Test, and Regression Test
• Automated testing with automated testing tools such as QTP. Analyzing the performance of the applications using performance and load testing tools such as LoadRunner.
• Using Defect tools to log manage resolve and report on bugs/defects.
• Hold Test Readiness Reviews (TRR) to turn over tested software/system and test documents to the users and Coordinate User Acceptance Training (UAT)
• Coordinate reviews of user system requirements and documentation; designs, defines and documents test plans and test cases.
• Responsible for ensuring that the test design and documentation support all applicable client, agency or industry standards, time lines and budgets.
• Working with Development engineers to resolve testing defects.

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