Manual QA Tester

Job Description:

Key Responsibilities

• Execute test cases for new and existing functionalities across web, mobile, or desktop applications

• Identify, document, and track defects using the team’s defect-tracking tools

• Perform functional, regression, and exploratory testing

• Collaborate with developers and QA leads to understand requirements and expected outcomes

• Assist in creating and maintaining test documentation (test cases, test results, test plans)

• Re-test resolved defects and verify software fixes

• Report issues clearly and concisely, with supporting details or replication steps

• Participate in team meetings, sprint ceremonies, and test planning activities

Qualifications

• Basic understanding of software development and testing concepts

• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills

• High attention to detail and willingness to learn

• Ability to follow instructions and work in a structured testing environment

• Collaborative team player

• Good communication and documentation skills

• Willingness to ask questions and seek clarification

• Ability to adapt to new tools and processes

• Curiosity and passion for improving product quality

Preferred (Nice-to-Have)

• Exposure to software testing through coursework, internship, or personal projects

• Familiarity with test case writing and bug reporting

• Basic understanding of tools such as JIRA, Azure DevOps, or similar

• Knowledge of SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) and STLC (Software Testing Life Cycle)

• Basic understanding of automation concepts (Selenium, Playwright, etc.) is a plus, but not required

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