Job expirat
Test case analysis and design
Planning of testing activities
Implement and execute test scripts using automation tools
Test reporting and tracking of test coverage
Knowledge of Software Testing methodology and techniques
Knowledge of at least one scripting language (Perl, Ruby, Bash)
Experience in test automation (Selenium, Java)
Good knowledge of Windows operating systems
Linux is a plus Basic knowledge of System Engineering and Networking
Do you also have these qualities?
Team player
Good communication skills
Detail-oriented
Strong wish to learn and grow professionally
Fluent in English; German is a significant advantage
What experience do you need?
A minimum of 2 years working experience in software testing, various testing techniques and approaches
Professional development through the iQuest Career Management programme
Trainings/certifications on the latest technologies
Professional and collaborative working environment
Competitive remuneration package
English and German language courses
Opportunities for training and working abroad
For more than 14 years, iQuest has provided exceptional professional services and delivered an extensive portfolio of customised software solutions to many of Europe’s largest businesses mainly in Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Scandinavia.
With a winning combination of technical expertise and service excellence, iQuest drives long-term business value for leading companies in a broad range of industries such as telecommunications, life sciences, financial services, logistics and media.
Our highly specialised service offering includes software and product engineering, application lifecycle services, business information management, business process management, e-commerce and software quality assurance and testing. iQuest focuses on providing best-in-class solutions that are cost-effective and help our clients maintain a competitive advantage through technology.
Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Germany, iQuest has 6 European offices with local teams in Germany, Sweden and Romania, currently employing more than 400 people.
