IS Tester

As an IS Tester at Uni Systems, your main responsibilities will include the analysis, definition, and development of detailed test plans, cases, and scenarios for our Digital Services Information Systems. You'll coordinate the testing teams, guide user groups, and implement both manual and automated testing. Additionally, you'll be responsible for evaluating and reporting on test results and ensuring that usability testing is effectively conducted to enhance user experience.

To qualify for the IS Tester role at Uni Systems, candidates must possess a Master’s degree in IT or a related field coupled with at least 10 years of experience in IT, or a Bachelor’s degree with at least 14 years of experience. Furthermore, having at least 5 years of specific expertise in Manual Testing, especially E2E tests and API testing, along with knowledge of Agile/Scrum methodologies is essential.

In your role as an IS Tester at Uni Systems, you will utilize various tools and methodologies, including JIRA for project management, MS Teams for collaboration, and possibly Test Management tools like Cypress. Your work will primarily be in an Agile/Scrum environment, where you’ll engage in both manual and automated testing processes.

The work environment at Uni Systems for an IS Tester is dynamic and collaborative. You’ll be part of the UniQue team, working closely with other testing professionals and user groups. There’s a strong emphasis on communication and teamwork, with opportunities for continuous learning and professional growth in a supportive atmosphere that values diversity and inclusion.

Yes, at Uni Systems, we believe in fostering professional growth. As an IS Tester, you will have access to various training and development programs to enhance your skills. The company promotes an environment of continuous learning and encourages you to pursue certifications and other educational opportunities that align with your career goals.

When answering this question, provide specific examples of past projects where you applied manual testing methodologies. Highlight your knowledge of different testing types and how you ensured the quality of the software. Mention any tools you used and the results of your testing efforts.

Discuss your approach to designing test cases, starting from requirement analysis. Explain how you identify critical paths and prioritize test scenarios based on risk and impact. It’s beneficial to mention any templates or tools you've used for documenting test cases.

Highlight your familiarity with testing tools such as JIRA, Cypress, or others you have used. Provide specific examples of how you utilized these tools during previous testing projects and how they contributed to your testing efficiency and accuracy.

Discuss your interpersonal skills and provide an example of a past conflict situation. Explain how you approached the issue collaboratively, focusing on communication and compromise to ensure the team remained focused on achieving quality outcomes.

Articulate the role of usability testing in the overall software testing process. Describe how you conduct usability tests by defining user scenarios, gathering feedback from testers, and interpreting the results to identify areas for improvement.

Explain your knowledge of API testing methodologies and any tools you've used for this purpose. Provide an example of a project where you performed API testing and how it influenced the project’s overall quality.

Discuss your method for prioritizing tasks based on risk assessment and project timelines. Give examples of instances when you managed multiple testing tasks efficiently while meeting deadlines without compromising quality.

Explain your approach to analyzing requirements, such as conducting requirement meetings and using modeling techniques like UML diagrams. Provide insights on how you translate these requirements into actionable testing scenarios.

Talk about your experience in Agile methodologies, emphasizing your participation in sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives. Highlight how this experience has influenced your testing practices and team collaboration.

Emphasize the importance of clear and concise communication of testing results. Discuss using reports, charts, and verbal communication during team meetings to ensure that stakeholders are informed of testing status, defects, and issues identified during testing.