What to expectWe are looking for a Test Analyst who will be required to design, develop, and execute test strategies, test plans, and test cases to ensure the integrity and quality of the software remain intact before changes are deployed to the staging and production environments. You will efficiently perform these tasks throughout each development iteration and communicate effectively with team members to ensure issues are understood and resolved as quickly as possible.You will need to be able to multi-task and must also have exceptional organisation skills as you will have to work with the development team to coordinate deployments. You will also be responsible for periodic regression testing of production systems to identify any potential bugs and to ensure the system is functioning correctly.You will need to have experience with or have an aptitude to learn automated testing, load and performance testing.You are an ideal candidate if you have:A minimum of2 Years’ ExperienceAn ISEB or ISTQB Certification (Foundation) (Not negotiable)A 3-year IT Diploma or Degree, or equivalentAt least 2 years' work-related experienceExperience working with technologies such as Postman, Selenium, Appium, Karate (advantage)Experience workinginthe Agile methodologies (Scrum)Exposure to load or performance testing (advantage)Proficiency in software testing techniques, testing tools, incident/defect tracking systems and other test-support tools.Your roles and responsibilities:Create and execute test plans within the Agile environment.Review requirements, specifications, user documentation and other projects documentation to map functional requirements to test cases and ensure quality of delivery.Managetestingthroughout the sprint including risk-based testing and prioritization.Automate manual tests for both UI applications and APIs.Documentation and execution of acceptance, regression, functional and stress testing.Liaise with stakeholders to resolve test issues and application enhancements.Design and create test scripts to address areas such as software scenarios, regression testing, negative testing, error or bug retests, or usability in preparation for implementation.#J-18808-Ljbffr