Required Skills

QA Analyst

Work Authorization

  • US Citizen

  • Green Card

Preferred Employment

  • Corp-Corp

  • W2-Permanent

  • W2-Contract

  • Contract to Hire

Employment Type

  • Consulting/Contract

education qualification

  • UG :- - Not Required

  • PG :- - Not Required

Other Information

  • No of position :- ( 1 )

  • Post :- 25th May 2026

JOB DETAIL

  • ISTQB Qualified – Test Analyst / Automation Engineer (preferred) Foundation Level (considered)
  • Minimum of 1-4 years’ experience working in a Tester role – ideally within a Financial Services organization
  • Strong understanding of fundamental test processes.
  • Familiar with Jira / Confluence & Zephyr
  • Ability to produce test products from business and project related documentation
  • Ability to develop effective working relationships and communicate with key stakeholders including test team members, business users, vendors and technology partners
  • Strong problem solving and analytical skills
  • Ability to work under pressure
  • Able to manage own workload

 

You will have the ‘testers mindset’:
1 - Critical Thinking:
Critical thinking is an ability that helps you see the facts more clearly than false assumptions. A tester who is a critical thinker has a knack for analysis, communication, interpretation, problem solving.
2 - Curious - to learn and explore:
Having technical knowledge is great, and often essential, but even more important than what a tester knows is how a tester thinks. A consistent quality of the best software testers is a curious, inquisitive mind. Testers often are drawn to the career and then excel in their position due to their unflagging curiosity.
3 - Evaluating
The possibility of failure - where might we go wrong, how can i make them see where this could go wrong - what if? ... what about?
4 - Risk evaluation
Identifying areas of concern early, developers are able to proactively remediate and reduce the overall risk of a production defect.
5 - Analytical mind
The ability to separate an item into its basic parts in order to examine the parts and their relationships. It involves thinking in a logical, step-by-step manner to break down a larger system of information into its parts.

  • Being able to spot patterns
  • Recall
  • Ability to solve puzzles /problems 

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