We are looking for people with world-class skills who thrive in high-energy environments and are passionate about their work. We value talent, intelligence, group spirit, diversity and creativity.
Are you interested in:
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Working for a highly successful, rapidly growing Global IT Services Company
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Innovating and raising the standard for Quality Management, Testing and Certification Solutions
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Challenging the norm and making a real difference to both the way we do things internally and the way our clients do things
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Taking pride in your work and getting recognized and rewarded for your efforts
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Associating with smart, friendly, and enthusiastic co-workers, many from all around the world - learning about different cultures
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….then we would love to hear from you.
We are currently recruiting for the following positions, but you are welcome to send us your CV, even if your skills are in other areas of software testing and test automation.
Test Engineers (Web and E-commerce Testing)
Applicants should have IT experience between 1-4 years in a formal test environment, during which time you will have worked on some web-related projects. A good understanding of web technologies such as HTML, JavaScript, Java, Flash and ActiveX is a prerequisite for this position, while networking and hardware skills are also useful. You should be familiar with the production of test plans and scripts. Supervisory experience would be a bonus.
Junior Engineers
Applicant should have between 6-12 months testing experience, ideally in a formal test environment. You should have an appreciation of web technologies such as HTML, JavaScript, Java, Flash and ActiveX, although detailed technical knowledge is not required for this position.
We are also recruiting experience on other testing skills such as client/server, load/stress, automation and mobile technologies. Please send CVs to hr@qainfotech.com for consideration.
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The team members are very sharp and have a great understanding of the product and demonstrate real thought in their exploratory testing, identifying subtle dependencies that had been missed at the specification stage.
