3 of 3 Non-Functional Testing Jobs in Birmingham

Manchester, Newcastle or Sheffield. Please find further information on theCorporate hub locations here. About the job Job summary As a Test Engineer, you will be responsible for the testing of applications which make up citizen services, including defining appropriate depth and breadth of testing (using a risk-based approach) and ensuring the stability, robustness and reliability … suites. You will build automated test solutions to assure the quality of products delivering new capabilities across various platforms, enhancing customer journeys and experiences. You are responsible for testing all areas of the products including (but not limited to) functional, business requirements, performance, and accessibility. You will work with other teams within the Software Development Lifecycle … production. Including test generation, reporting and defect management. Adaptable team player who understands agile ways of working and shift left principles e.g. CI/CD. Knowledge of non-functional testing e.g. Performance, Security and Accessibility - including test types, test tools, and standards. If you would like to learn more about the role, please contact More ❯

hands-on role in making sure the applications behind key citizen services are reliable, robust, and ready for anything. You'll take a thoughtful, risk-based approach to testing, deciding what needs to be tested and how deep to go, while building automated solutions that help us move faster without compromising quality. You'll be involved in testing … to last. This is also a chance to help us grow and improve. You'll have space to challenge how we work, suggest new tools, and refine our testing practices, all while helping to deliver better experiences for users and better outcomes for the team. What skills, knowledge and experience will you need? You've got solid skills … in Java or JavaScript, especially when it comes to testing and test engineering. You've built and maintained reliable automated tests and frameworks for both user interfaces and APIs, and you understand how both work. You're familiar with the full testing process, from understanding what the business needs to delivering and supporting tests in production. More ❯

debugging, troubleshooting, employing IDE and OS basics, test-driven development, writing clean code, refactoring, version control, CI/CD, alerting, monitoring, and conducting functional and non-functional testing. Designing and developing high-performance applications in C++, Python, and related languages. Conducting security research and developing solutions for 5G networks, including creating and testing More ❯