Position Overview:
The primary role of the QA Analyst II Inventory is the creation of a test plan for a feature area and the execution of the test strategy of that plan test plan. This may include writing a test plan/specification, writing test cases, test case execution, filing and regressing bugs and providing a detailed status report.
The QA Analyst II must be able drive up quality in their functional area(s) of ownership for each release. This will be done by having a full understanding of their functional area(s) through specification reviews and project kick-off events and applying this knowledge during the planning and testing phases. The person will be expected to be able to write a test plan for feature areas and execute on that plan. This person will also be expected to follow defects through the full lifecycle. The QA Analyst II works with some guidance from the Senior QA Analysts but is largely independent.
Responsibilities:
• Track feature area open bugs and work with development team to ensure that identified issues are resolved in a quality and timely manner
• Identify and execute on opportunities to create automation and tools to increase our efficiency and effectiveness
• Provide clear and relevant feedback in specification and test case reviews
• Collaborate with development and PM/Analysts & achieve win-win outcomes
• Own multiple features within the test cycle and work across releases
• Working towards owning a major feature from end to end
• Build feature area test plans and LOE to test feature areas
• Run black and white box test cases and execute ad hoc testing
• Run manual and automated test cases
• Report test results to appropriate audience
• Follow developed test plans through major software releases
• Gain clear understanding of documents (FSDs, PRDs,etc.) per project
• Write, update and maintain detailed test cases per specifications
• identify test gaps/risks per feature and work towards resolution
• Write automated test cases based on the framework provided
• Use deep knowledge of business systems to drive deep analysis of issues encountered