5 of 5 Permanent ISTQB Advanced Certification Jobs in England

automation teams preferred Exposure to performance or non-functional testing is advantageous ISTQB Advanced Test Manager certification (or equivalent) is advantageous Required Skills Technical Skills Solid understanding of test automation, frameworks and modern tools (e.g. Selenium, Appium, Postman, Cucumber, Neoload etc.) Familiarity … automation teams preferred Exposure to performance or non-functional testing is advantageous ISTQB Advanced Test Manager certification (or equivalent) is advantageous ...

positive, proactive and pragmatic approach. Ability to take responsibility but understand when escalation is necessary, flexible, detail-orientated and a 'completer-finisher' ISTQB Advanced Test Manager Qualification (or equivalent) with proven experience of implementing strategic vision for testing Certified Business Continuity Management ...

positive, proactive and pragmatic approach. Ability to take responsibility but understand when escalation is necessary, flexible, detail-orientated and a 'completer-finisher' ISTQB Advanced Test Manager Qualification (or equivalent) with proven experience of implementing strategic vision for testing Certified Business Continuity Management ...

Number of Roles 1 Skills and Experience ISTQB Certified Tester Advanced Level Test Management (CTAL‐TM) v3.0 or equivalent test management certification or proven test management experience. Basic knowledge of SQL scripts used to interrogate databases Knowledge of Cloud ...

perspectives to help pioneer progress and protect what matters most. You’ll be trusted to play your part in delivering the advanced, technology-led defence, aerospace and security solutions of tomorrow – shaping a safer future, for all of us. From the depths of the ocean … helpful. Self-awareness and understanding of your own strengths and weaknesses. It would be beneficial but not required to have the following skill: ISTQB Advanced Test Management The Team We work hard and often go the extra mile, but we recognise people ...