JOB SUMMARY
A tester is responsible for evaluating software applications and systems to ensure that they function properly and meet quality standards. Their main role is to identify bugs, glitches, and defects in the software, and then report these issues to the development team for resolution. Testers work closely with developers and stakeholders to understand project requirements, develop test plans, and execute testing strategies.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Test Planning: Collaborate with project stakeholders to gather requirements and develop test plans and strategies. Define test objectives, test cases, and test data to ensure comprehensive coverage.
- Test Execution: Execute test cases and scenarios to identify software defects and document them in a defect tracking system. Conduct system, integration, regression, and performance testing as needed.
- Defect Reporting: Clearly document and communicate software issues, bugs, and defects to the development team using a defined reporting process. Provide detailed steps to reproduce the issues found.
- Test Documentation: Create and maintain test documentation, including test cases, scripts, and test data. Update existing test artifacts to reflect changes in the software.
- Continuous Improvement: Identify opportunities to improve testing processes, methodologies, and tools. Stay updated with industry best practices and emerging trends in software testing.
- Collaboration: Work closely with developers, business analysts, and other team members to ensure effective communication and collaboration throughout the software development lifecycle.
- Quality Assurance: Ensure that the software meets all defined quality standards and functional requirements. Participate in the review of software specifications, design documents, and user documentation.
