Test Analytik

As a Test Analytik in our Praha - Radlická office, your main responsibilities include preparing testing objectives, scenarios, and test data, creating test requirements, and defining input and output conditions. You’ll also conduct defect analysis, work with development teams, and independently handle tests across various environments tailored to project needs. Proficiency in tools like JIRA and an understanding of SQL for testing purposes are essential.

To become a Test Analytik with us, you should have experience in preparing and executing tests, primarily black-box testing. A solid understanding of defect analysis, good communication skills, and familiarity with UML and JIRA are crucial. You'll need to demonstrate independence in task execution, and a basic knowledge of software development methodologies is also beneficial.

Knowledge of the banking domain is highly beneficial for a Test Analytik at our company. It helps you understand the intricacies of financial applications better and contributes significantly to test scenarios and requirements. Familiarity with banking products can enhance your performance in analyzing and addressing defects effectively.

In the Test Analytik role, you'll primarily work with JIRA for project tracking, PLSQL for database query testing, KIBANA for log analysis, and Enterprise Architect for modeling requirements. Being skilled with these tools will enable you to deliver precise and thorough test results, making your contributions valuable to our projects.

The Test Analytik position is expected to last until December 2025, with the possibility of extension. This provides you with a great opportunity to engage deeply with projects and demonstrate your skills, making a notable impact on the team and the overall quality of our software development.

When answering this question, highlight specific examples of when you've analyzed defects, worked with development teams to resolve issues, and how you approached root cause analysis. Mention the tools you used, such as JIRA, and any successful outcomes that resulted from your efforts.

Discuss your approach to preparing test scenarios, including your understanding of the business requirements and how you define input and output conditions. Explain how you ensure comprehensive coverage through well-structured test cases and how you adapt to various project needs.

Describe your method for prioritizing tasks, perhaps using metrics from project management tools or communication with stakeholders to understand critical paths. Emphasize your organizational skills and ability to manage time effectively while maintaining quality across projects.

Provide examples of how you've utilized JIRA for project management, defect tracking, and communicating with teams. Discuss your proficiency with SQL, particularly how you apply it to testing, such as retrieving records and validating data against expected outcomes.

Share a specific scenario where you encountered a testing challenge, detailing the context and the actions you took to resolve the issue. Highlight analytical skills and teamwork, and explain what you learned from the experience.

Discuss strategies you've employed to maintain open communication with development teams, including regular updates, attending meetings, and using collaborative tools. Emphasize the importance of feedback loops in improving the testing process.

Talk about your process for identifying necessary inputs based on requirements documentation and your collaboration with stakeholders. Explain how you determine expected outputs to ensure comprehensive testing.

Outline your initial steps, such as reviewing business requirements, understanding user stories, and identifying key functionalities. Describe how you would create test scenarios and prioritize testing efforts, taking note of the banking regulations that might affect testing.

Explain that black-box testing focuses on input-output operations without considering internal code structure. Emphasize its importance in ensuring that the application functions as intended from the user's perspective and validating functional requirements.

Highlight qualities such as analytical thinking, attention to detail, effective communication, and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively. Discuss how these traits contribute to successful testing outcomes in complex projects.