Software Test Engineer

Job Description
Type of Job: 
Full-Time
Main Areas of Responsibility: 

We are seeking a Test Engineer to test ASRT’s line of business applications. This individual will take the lead in designing, planning, scripting and execution for public and internal applications using Agile methodologies. The individual will spearhead the adoption of new automation testing frameworks and develop processes that adhere to best practices for test automation.

Additional Areas of Responsibility: 

• Participates in smoke, feature and regression test planning activities and mentors and trains team members to use automation tools and techniques.
• Works closely with the Development Team to ensure that automated integration testing is an integral component of the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and that the predetermined level of code coverage of the built tests has been met.
• Fosters continuous engineering improvement through mentoring, feedback and metrics.

Other Information/Requirements: 

• Bachelor's degree or prior experience developing applications in a C# and .NET environment using Agile methodologies.
• Solid understanding of testing methods and practices and the system development life cycle.
• Prior experience designing test conditions, cases, scripts, strategies and validations in a C# and SQL environment.
• Proficiency in system-level design and experience with web services and service-oriented architectures.
• Proficiency in the Microsoft design stack (C#, ASP.NET, SQL Server).

How to Apply: 

www.asrt.org/asrtjobs

ASRT is an equal opportunity employer.
All newly hired employees will be subject to the E-Verify Employment Eligibility Verification Program.

Contact Information
Name: 
Chris Pena
Agency/Organization: 
ASRT
Address: 
15000 Central Ave SE
City: 
Albuquerque
State: 
New Mexico
Zip/Postal Code: 
87123
Business Phone: 
5052984500
Business Fax: 
5058161990
Email Address: 
[email protected]
www.asrt.org
Internal Info
Date to Post: 
Apr 7 2017
Date to Remove: 
Jul 6 2017

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