Remote, Senior QA Analyst (Candidates must be local to Indianapolis , IN and Onsite Interview Required) - Only W2

Candidates Must be local to Indianapolis , IN and Onsite Interview Required

Complete Description:

•Act as technical expert and information resource concerning assigned areas.

•Perform and lead tests to ensure that all IT systems, products and services meet minimum standards and requirements.

•Work closely with the applications development team during software development to include areas of application development, operation and technical support and security.

•Lead and administer change control processes to ensure zero defect software development.

•Create complex test data for applications.

•Document testing data, findings and reports.

•Provide requested weekly, bi-weekly and monthly reports and regularly updates assigned manager.

•Perform complex workflow analysis and recommends quality improvements.

•Recommend new and improved QA practices and procedures.

•Prepare QA documents, manuals, training curriculum and training sessions.

•Provide resources for agency technical writers.

•Perform related duties, as assigned.

Required Experience

•5 years’ experience in QA testing

•5 years’ experience writing test scenarios and test cases in DevOps

•5 years’ Experience executing test cases manually

•5 years’ Experience reporting bugs in DevOps

•Good verbal and written communication skills

•Scripting test cases in UFT One or similar tool

•Executing test cases with automation tools like UFT One

•Familiarity with Systems Development Life Cycle

•Familiarity of Salesforce platform

“Taras Technology, LLC is an EEO/AA Employer: women, minorities, the disabled and veterans are encouraged to apply”

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