Testing Engineer/EDC Tester

JOB

About Us:

Inductive Quotient was founded by statisticians and technology industry experts with over 20 years of experience Inductive quotient aims to transform businesses and processes with its advanced digitization capabilities. With advanced AI and Machine Learning techniques we are helping Life Sciences industry to create a better healthcare system, and our Data Science capabilities helps organizations to create breakthrough solutions to transform businesses and drive sales growth.

Website: www.inductivequotient.com

EDC Tester

Key Responsibilities

• Analyse EDC system specifications and design comprehensive test plans.
• Test core modules: Study Setup, Subject Management, Visit Schedules, Form Configuration, Dynamic Validations, Query Management, and SDV tracking.
• Perform UI, functional, regression, and integration testing.
• Log and track defects using tools like JIRA or TestRail.
• Collaborate with the QA lead, product managers, and developers to ensure test coverage.

Mandatory Requirements

• Proven experience testing

  EDC systems

  (e.g., Medidata Rave, OpenClinica, Veeva Vault EDC, etc.)
• Strong understanding of

  clinical data workflows

  and

  study lifecycle

• Familiarity with

  CDISC/CDASH standards

• Experience testing

  form derivations, validations, skip logic

  , and

  audit trails

• Experience with

  API testing

  using Postman or similar tools
• Knowledge of

  21 CFR Part 11 compliance

  and audit-ready systems.

Good to Have

• Hands-on with

  automation testing frameworks

• Understanding of

  dynamic forms

  and

  clinical metadata models

• Background in

  clinical research

  or

  health informatics

Experience

Why

We are team a of 75+ talented and passionate professionals with strong statistical and analytical background combined with required study expertise.

We IQians take lots of pride in our culture that enables open and creative thinking, deeply valuing our employees and their contributions towards our organization success.