Job Description

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Essential Job Functions

Participate in all phases of web services system testing. Create Test Scenarios and Test Cases, Developing and Maintaining webservice test scripts Should have experience of Smoke Testing, Functional Testing, SIT and Regression Testing Participate in the technical design process with the Webservice Architects and Developers on projects. Develop, implement and maintain quality and test procedures, processes and best practices for QA. Develop and maintain test plan, test cases with associated test data based on functional requirements. Identify test automation opportunities to improve efficiency and effectiveness of test services. Report and document defects found during test cycles. Participate in defect prioritization sessions. Provide test services for support activity and work with release management to assure product quality Communicate timely status, including any potential risks/issues to the appropriate teams

Required Skills

Experience with testing RESTful data services and APIs Should worked on agile methodology before Good understanding of Java and .NET Web applications Need to be able to send a request/get a response for different protocols/technologies Experience in Ready API testing will be preferred. Knowledge of API testing using API testing tools like Postman or fiddler will be an advantage Knowledge of SOA test automation framework, process, strategy Must be familiar with Test Metrics, Change and Release Management processes. Designing and writing automated test scripts using SOAPUI Pro or similar web services test tools Tools experience, SOAP UI, Postman, TFS, Jira etc.,
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