1 to 2 of 2 Software Testing Jobs in Basildon with Remote Work Options

inspiring projects in the most innovative companies. Join us and start building tomorrow’s world today! Job Description We are seeking a highly skilled Software Validation And Verification Engineer to join our Basildon team in the defence sector. The role is hybrid and due to the nature of the … defence industry will require successful applicant to be a sole British citizen eligible for security clearance Key roles and responsibilities: HSI and Rig Testing: Conduct thorough testing and validation activities related to Human-System Interface and rig testing for missile system software. Automated Testing: Implement and … execute automated testing methodologies to ensure the reliability and accuracy of the software. DO178 C Compliance: Ensure compliance with DO178 C standards throughout the software development lifecycle. Software Process Setup: Establish and maintain software processes for DAL C to ensure the highest level of quality and more »

What does a successful Technical Quality Assurance do? Develop and maintain scalable, configurable, and robust enterprise-level test automation frameworks for the IPP. Collaboratewith testing and development teams to troubleshoot issues arising from automation test runs. Ensure standardisation in automation practices across different teams. Ensure compatibility of testing … to identify appropriate test automation solutions. Maintain documentation for test automation, including user guides and other related documents. Provide guidance and support to the testing community, fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement. What you will need to have Be a 2024 graduate with a bachelor’s degree … in computer science, Engineering, or a related field. Knowledge of software testing concepts, methodologies, and best practices. Be able to commute to Basildon, Essex 4 days a week Perks at Work: Hybrid working – Monday – Thursday in office, Friday working from home Starting salary £32,000 23 days annual more »