SQA Engineer- QTest (IC4)

Job Description

` About the Company We are looking for candidates who do have experience in JIRA or Qtest administration and testing—automation, manual, or functional. About the Role Job Title: SQA Engineer—Qtest Job Type: Full-Time Job Location: Hinjewadi phase 2, Pune Notice Period: Immediate–60 Days Responsibilities User Management: Adding and managing users: Including setting up user accounts, managing permissions, and ensuring proper access levels. User authentication: Managing Single Sign-On (SSO) and LDAP configurations. Project Management: Creating and configuring projects: Setting up new projects, assigning users, and managing project-specific settings. Maintaining project templates: Ensuring consistency across projects by managing templates and configurations. System Configuration: Global settings: Configuring global time settings, notifications, and dashboard views. Security settings: Managing password policies, log auditing, and other security-related configurations. License Management: Managing licenses: Inviting users, managing license allocations, and tracking usage. Integration Management: Integrating with other tools: Ensuring seamless integration with other DevOps and testing tools used within the organization. Reporting and Analytics: Generating reports: Creating and managing reports to provide insights into testing activities and project health. Monitoring system performance: Keeping an eye on system performance and addressing any issues that arise. Support and Training: Providing user support: Assisting users with any issues or questions related to qTest. Conducting training sessions: Educating users on best practices and new features. Qualifications 50% expertise in Functional Administration of qTest or JIRA. 50% expertise in Automation using Selenium or Manual Testing or Functional Testing. Familiarity with automation frameworks and scripts using tools such as Selenium with Java, Python, UiPath, UFT, etc. to enhance testing efficiency and scalability. Show more Show less