Lead Test Engineer - QA - CRM (D-365/NetSuite/SAP/SDFC) Application
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Job description
Title: Lead Test Engineer
Remote WFH Opportunity
Company: ITHR 360 Consulting
Location: Remote
Availability: Immediate (Join within 15 Days)
Salary: Competitive, Indian Market Standard
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Are you an experienced Lead Test Engineer with a strong background in QA for CRM applications such as D-365, NetSuite, SAP, or Salesforce (SDFC)? Join us at ITHR 360 Consulting for an exciting remote opportunity where you can lead testing efforts and ensure the quality of CRM applications from the comfort of your own home.
Responsibilities:
- Lead test planning and preparation activities, collaborating closely with development teams.
- Review software requirements and translate them into comprehensive test plans.
- Develop test cases tailored to the specific needs of CRM application projects.
- Execute test cases manually and using automated tools to validate software functionality.
- Lead defect identification and resolution processes, ensuring that software meets quality standards and requirements.
Requirements:
- Minimum 5-8 years of experience as a Lead Test Engineer, with a focus on CRM applications like D-365, NetSuite, SAP, or Salesforce (SDFC).
- Strong understanding of test planning, preparation, and execution processes.
- Proficiency in creating and executing test cases manually and using automated tools.
- Excellent leadership skills with the ability to guide and mentor junior team members.
- Detail-oriented mindset with a passion for ensuring software quality.
Join our dynamic team and lead the testing efforts for CRM applications that drive business success. Apply now by sending your resume to .
About ITHR 360 Consulting:
ITHR 360 Consulting is a leading consulting firm specializing in IT solutions and services. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, we empower businesses to thrive in the digital age.
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