2 Test Manager Jobs in Buckinghamshire

Test Engineering Manager Location: Milton Keynes, United Kingdom 12 month initial contract length Job Description: We are currently seeking an experienced and dynamic Test Engineering Manager to lead our testing team in Milton Keynes, UK. The successful candidate will be responsible for managing all aspects of … testing, with a focus on FSS (Financial Services System) and associated functional, business, and data processes. Additionally, the Test Engineering Manager will oversee data migration and ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) activities, ensuring the successful delivery of source-to-target mapping and business sign-off. Key Responsibilities: Lead and … data migration lifecycle, approaches, tools, and techniques. Proven experience in data migration and ETL, including source-to-target mapping and business sign-off. Technical test experience, with a track record of successful project delivery. Previous experience in people management, including managing and leading testing teams. Experience working closely with more »

We’re looking for a Test Engineering Manager to join our IT team in Milton Keynes. You will work with the IT Solutions & Development team. As an engineering team, we're keen to move towards our target state with a cloud first (private and public) approach in our … business units and subsidiaries across Connells Group. IT Solutions & Development comprises of the following key areas: Development Development Development Solutions Key responsibilities of the Test Engineering Manager: Manage a team of automation engineers to create and maintain automated tests for API testing Develop and execute strategies for automated … testing, including regression, functional, and load testing Collaborate with development teams to ensure test automation is integrated into the development process Continually evaluate and improve test automation processes and tools Set up an automation framework from scratch. Work with delivery managers to ensure that testing milestones are met more »