Senior Manual Tester
DiscoveredEPAM Systems
Lisbon, PortugalexternalEducationPosted over 1 year ago (Mar 19, 2025)
About the role
We are looking for a
Senior Manual Tester
to bring expertise in Functional Testing.
You will analyze User Stories and design and execute functional test cases while reporting bugs and their progress. If you have a passion for ensuring quality through testing, we encourage you to apply.
This position requires the capability to work in a hybrid regime with 3 days in the Lisbon office.
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• Analyze User Stories to understand testing requirements
• Design functional test cases based on project specifications
• Execute functional and non-functional test cases
• Report existing bugs with detailed documentation
• Track the evolution of reported bugs through to resolution
• Collaborate with development teams to communicate test findings
• Participate in team meetings to discuss testing strategies
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of testing processes
• Maintain test documentation and ensure its accuracy
• Support the development of test automation when applicable
Requirements
• Experience in Functional Testing with 3 to 5 years in the role
• ISTQB Foundation Level certification
• Proficiency in reporting and tracking bugs
• Understanding of Azure DevOps for test management
• Fluency in Portuguese for effective communication
• Knowledge of usability testing principles
Nice to have
• Experience with test automation tools
• Familiarity with performance testing techniques
We offer
• Competitive compensation depending on experience and skills
• Variety of projects within one company
• Being a part of a project following engineering excellence standards
• Individual career path and professional growth opportunities
• Internal events and communities
• Flexible work hours
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