Quality Assurance Test Engineer - Java/Selenium

Mode: Remote/WFH - Delhi / NCR,Bangalore/Bengaluru,Hyderabad/Secunderabad,Chennai,Pune,Kolkata,Ahmedabad,Mumbai

Roles & Responsibilities:

- Design, Develop and maintains QA framework for data platform & data solutions using Java, Jmeter, Junit, Selenium & QuerySurge.

- Design and implement automated testing in Java.

- Design test procedures, scenarios, and scripts to accurately assess new or existing products or software updates according to requirements.

- Identify, analyse, and create detailed records of problems that appear during testing, such as software/products defects, bugs, functionality issues, and output errors, and work directly with data engineer to find solutions and develop retesting procedures.

- Work closely with Business System Analysts (BSA) in understanding the requirements and test steps in order to convert them into automated test scripts.

Requirements:

- 5-8 years of experience working in Big Data testing using Java, Jmeter, Junit, Selenium & QuerySurge.

- Experience & Exposer of Tableau/Power BI or any BI tools.

- Experience working in agile scrum teams and productivity tools like Jira and Confluence.

- Good understanding of current and best QA Big Data practices, methodologies and techniques, with practical experience in the implementation.

- Experience with automation scripting, preferably with Selenium.

- Good SQL knowledge to extract data for tests.

Day to Day - Data QA Jobs:

1) Data performance testing:

- Measures how well the pipeline handles large volumes of data

- Concurrent users

- Resource-intensive tasks.

2) Functional testing:

- Tests the front-end application, data products and BI solutions according to the user requirements to validate the application, data products and BI solutions results.

3) Data quality testing:

- Assesses data for accuracy.

- Consistency.

- Reliability.

4) Blank data testing:

- Measures how a program will respond if analyst/pipeline/ingestion don't input any data.

5) Unit testing

6) Integration testing

7) End-to-end testing

8) Performance testing

9) Regression testing

10) Security testing

11) Load testing

12) Compliance testing

13) User acceptance testing