QA Analyst-with ETL (Ab Initio) : Chicago, IL (Locals preferred) : Contract on w2

Overview

On Site
Contract - Independent
Contract - W2

Skills

SQL
Unix
QA
ETL
Quality Analyst
testing
Test plan
Ab Initio
abnitio
functional test

Job Details

Looking only for w2 consultants
QA Analyst with ETL (Ab Initio)
Location: Chicago, IL (Locals preferred)
Duration: 6 months
JOB DESCRIPTION
Responsible for developing and executing formal test plans to ensure the delivery of quality software applications. Involved in test planning, writing test cases and scripts, test case automation and test execution. Documents all problems.
Individuals in this role will be experienced in building test strategies, test plans, test scripts, test execution, and defect tracking and reporting for data warehousing and reporting capabilities. This role requires exceptional communication skills, attention to detail and the ability to work independently to meet all the target dates and expectations.
Qualified candidates will be able to:
Define approach to validating capabilities.
Develop testing strategies and test plans, including functional testing, regression testing, negative testing, deployment testing , ETL job execution (Control-M/Control Center)testing, and error handling testing.
Work with business to understand the requirements.
Work with operations team to coordinate the build deployment and execution within the test environment.
Track Defects and report on testing progress and results.
Demonstrate advanced SQL, UNIX, Control-M, Control Center and ETL (Ab Initio) skills.
Ability to understand the code base by looking at Ab-Initio Psets, graphs(.mp) & XFR's.
Has required skills to mock-up and upload test data using Ab Initio's Test Data Management tool (TDM).
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