QA LEAD

Full time Positions

Role: QA Automation

Location: Alpharetta, GA / Berkley Height, NJ (IN PERSON INTERVIEW)

Job description:

We are looking for QA Lead with 14 years of experience in bridges the gap between business stakeholders and technical engineering teams, analysing client requirements and designing, configuring, or implementing information technology solutions

Skills Required:

• Payment’s domain or Credit Card domain or ACH domain knowledge is must & Dovetail application knowledge is Preferred.
• Hands on experience in leading multiple testing teams.
• Must have hands on experience in project deliveries, expert on test strategy, estimates, test planning and tools
• Testing Experience with projects using the Agile Delivery Model
• Ability to understand the product and help in defining roadmap for new feature to create mock-UI for development
• Interpret client’s existing systems and workflows, through and including the balancing of conversion data.
• Expert in managing team and handling conflicts
• Exposure to interact with client and BU partner
• Must understand automation concepts and framework
• Good Knowledge of SOA concepts, middleware testing, Webservices testing using SOAP UI will be preferred
• Client & Requirement Analysis: Meet with business stakeholders to assess current workflows, perform gap analyses, and translate business needs into technical specifications.
• Solution Design & Implementation: Architect, configure, code, or deploy software and hardware solutions (such as cloud migrations, CRM systems, or custom APIs).
• Testing & Troubleshooting: Run system tests, debug code or database errors, resolve log issues, and provide Level 2 or Level 3 technical support.
• Collaboration & Pre-Sales: Partner with software engineers, product managers, and QA teams, while occasionally assisting sales teams with technical scoping and value propositions.
• Documentation & Training: Create technical documentation, architecture blueprints, and user guides, and train end-users or internal staff on new systems