Entry level QA/BA Analyst role requiring basic SQL skills, automated testing tools experience, and good analytical and problem-solving capabilities. Responsibilities include creating test plans and cases, tracking defects, and producing test reports.
Company Description
Insilico Logix LLC
We are a E-Verified, IT consulting company that specializes in Quality Assurance Analysis with over 300+ employees working all over United States. We team up with the leading Technology, Software and Service partners to cover the full range of core competencies needed to deliver best-in-class solutions.
We are actively looking for Entry level QA/BA Analyst position for our clients throughout USA.
Skills
- Must have the basic SQL skills and good experience in automated testing tools.
- Should possess experience in database concepts and defect tracking tools.
- Should have good analytical and problem solving capability using the modern testing methodologies, SDLC etc.
- Must have the capacity to understand the QA processes and work in the software environment.
Responsibilities
- Implementing and providing inputs for test plans.
- Designing and creation of test cases and scenarios for software testing.
- Use bug tracking software’s to track and report problems.
- Producing the evaluated test reports and take part in software walkthrough.
Motivation of team members and organizing meetings.
QualificationsBachelors/ Masters (Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Finance, Business, Science, Health Care, Banking, Economics)
Additional Information Benefits :-
-Health Insurance, Life Insurance and Dental insurance
-Weekend Batches for Business Analysis Training
-Workers Compensation
-Relocation Assistance
-Free Accommodation
Top Skills
Automated Testing Tools
Defect Tracking Tools
SQL
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