1 to 4 of 4 Permanent User Acceptance Testing Jobs in the West Midlands with Remote Work Options

and maintain the product based future applications state, standards and group wide governance ensuring systems are fully aligned to customer and operational requirements Ensure User Acceptance Testing and end user training are completed for all application changes Provide advice and consultancy to the business about the more »

Role & Responsibilities Project analysis, requirement gathering and design - conducting client workshop's and developing functional design documentation Hands on within the functional configuration and user acceptance testing of newly designed features and development Supporting customers in training key users and overseeing go-live to ensure a smooth more »

business and due to regulatory requirements we need to test the business processes within cyber security; specifically around business continuity planning. You'll be testing process embedding and be required to write test scripts that 3rd parties will carry out. We need to determine that our processes have been … are in place to remediate any further risk and have they been tested?'. You'll be leading on planning and co-ordination of testing activities in a separation readiness environment. The ideal candidate will have a background in Business Analysis, Test Management and User Acceptance Testing. … This is not a Technical Test Analyst position. You will not be testing software; the main focus is business processes. Candidates will ideally show evidence of the above in their CV in order to be considered. Please be advised if you haven't heard from us within 48 hours more »

in line with business strategy Understanduser requirements and provide solution options Ownenhancements & project tasks translating functional requirements into solution design, build, test (co-ordinating UAT) and deployment Workon agreed projects and changes within the agreed time limits Buildsolutions that comply right first time by design; possesses basic understanding of GDPR more »