Trainee – Quality Analyst

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      1.  Prepare Test Plans
      2.  Design clear and concise test cases
      3.  Perform exploratory testing beyond documented test cases
      4.  Execute test cases and document results
      5.  Enter and maintain bug records in a bug tracker tool, e.g., Mantis, JIRA etc
      6.  Work with development to troubleshoot bugs and other technical issues
      7.  Ensure the timely and quality release for the defined scope
      8.  Work allocation, tracking, priority management for the team
      9.  Identify risks, if any, and communicate the same to the concerned Product Manager

Your Checklist

    1.  Knowledge of Web Application Testing, Mobile devices and Mobile Application testing
    2.  Good knowledge of testing app on various devices of difference OS and screen sizes
    3.  Good Communication skills and team player
    4.  Knowledge on Automation testing is plus

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