Manual QA Offline

Role Description

The QA Engineer will be responsible for ensuring the high quality and reliability of our software product through detailed manual testing procedures, while also providing crucial support for any issues that arise in production. The ideal candidate will possess a solid grasp of software testing principles, outstanding communication skills, and a sharp eye for spotting defects.

Role Knowledge, Skills & Experience

Familiarity with testing web applications.

Experience testing the APIs.

Proven experience as a QA Engineer or similar role for at least 2 years.

Familiarity with ISTQB Certification terminology and principles. Preferably a Foundation level certification.

Strong understanding of software testing principles and methodologies.

Detail-oriented with excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities.

Excellent communication skills.

A highly organised and proactive person.

Experience working in an Agile development environment.

Basic knowledge of test management tools.

Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Fluency in spoken and written English.

Role Responsibilities

Test Planning:

Collaborate with the development team and other stakeholders to understand project requirements and specifications.

Develop detailed test plans that outline test scenarios, test cases, and test data.

Test Execution:

Execute manual test cases to verify the functionality and usability of software applications.

Identify, document, and track software defects, providing detailed information for the development team's resolution.

Regression Testing:

Conduct regression testing to ensure new software changes do not adversely impact existing functionality.

Work closely with the development team to validate bug fixes and enhancements.

Development Support:

Conduct Root Cause Analysis for all production issues on web/mobile

Provide quick QA support to revalidate/replicate production bugs

Documentation:

Create and maintain comprehensive test documentation, including checklists, test cases, test scripts, and test results.

Provide clear and detailed reports on testing progress, issues, and overall quality metrics.

Collaboration:

Work collaboratively with developers, product managers, and other team members to understand product features and user stories.

Participate in walkthroughs and collaborate on refining requirements for better test coverage.

Ad Hoc Testing:

Perform exploratory testing to uncover unforeseen issues and provide valuable insights into product quality.

Communication:

Clearly communicate testing progress, issues, and overall project status to relevant stakeholders.

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure a shared understanding of quality expectations.