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Momentum Testing Analyst
Location
District Of Columbia + 1 moreAll locations: District Of Columbia | Washington
Posted
92 days ago
Salary
$80K - $95K / year
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Momentum Testing Analyst
Ibility LLC
• Collaborate with the Wave Testing Lead and government client in planning, training, and testing of functional components of the financial system and coordinate with other vendors on testing to adjudicate, resolve, and close issues • Develop automated test scripts to support requirement of covering minimum of 50% of regression testing cases via VA approved tools (e.g. Selenuim, Katalon, Eggplant) • Review and revise existing testing plan to account for iterative additions of new requirements and interfaces for each implementation release • Execute manual and automated test scripts, document results, identify issues and defects, and prepare testing summary reports • Link test cases to Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) • Maintain and prioritize a testing defect log that will be shared with the government client and other vendors to track testing progress • Prepare materials and support facilitation of User Acceptance Testing (UAT) training • Own maintenance and delivery of test scripts, results, testing evaluation summary, UAT summation report, and wave test plan updates
Job Requirements
- Bachelor's degree and a minimum 4 years' experience working with Momentum Financials or other related large scale ERP system
- Minimum 2 years of demonstrated experience executing test scripts, documenting test results, and identifying issues
- Working knowledge of federal financial business processes and understanding of testing strategies and methodologies
- Strong written and oral communication skills
- Strong analytical skills and a desire to enhance those skills in a challenging, high visibility environment.
- Ability to obtain a public trust clearance
Benefits
- Health, Dental, and Vision Plans
- Short Term Disability/Long Term Disability/Life Insurance/Accidental Death and Dismemberment
- Health Savings Account
- Unlimited Paid Time Off / 11 Federal Holidays Off
- 401k
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