Software Quality Assurance Analyst

About the job Software Quality Assurance Analyst


Software Quality Assurance Analyst needs 5 years of hands-on QA experience, including test planning, test design, scripting, execution, and defect management.


Software Quality Assurance Analyst requires:

• Proven expertise in ALM Quality Center (requirements management, test design, execution tracking, defect lifecycle management, reporting).
• Strong SQL/PLSQL skills for test data setup, data validation, and backend verification.
• Solid understanding of QA and project management methodologies, SDLC, and defect lifecycle management aligned with IEEE, ISO, or other similar industry standards.
• Experience with testing web applications, APIs, and Windows-based systems across multiple platforms and environments.
• Excellent analytical, documentation, and communication skills, with high attention to detail and process consistency
• Familiarity with utility industry systems, including Customer Information Systems (CIS), billing, meter data management, collections, or field service operations.
• Experience with LoadRunner, UFT, or other test automation tools (script creation, execution, and result analysis).
• Experience validating BI/analytics reports using Tableau or Power BI.
• Professional certifications such as ISTQB, CSTE, or equivalent QA credentials.

Software Quality Assurance Analyst duties:

• Analyze and interpret business and functional requirements; maintain end-to-end requirements traceability in ALM Quality Center.
• Design, execute, and maintain detailed manual test scripts covering functional, integration, and regression scenarios to validate technical functionality and end-to-end business processes across on-prem and cloud environments. Ensure all test cases are traceable to business and system requirements and follow established documentation standards.
• Create and execute automated tests, where appropriate, leveraging tools such as UFT, LoadRunner, or similar frameworks to improve test efficiency, reusability, and repeatability.