QA – T24
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Job description
QA – T24
Location: Kuwait – Offsite
Contract: 1 year extendable
Experience: 5+ Years
Expertise: T24, QA, SIT, UAT, Banking Testing
Job Summary
The QA professional will be responsible for quality assurance and testing activities across T24/Temenos Transact implementation and banking applications.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop test strategies, scenarios, and test cases.
- Perform functional and integration testing.
- Support SIT and UAT activities.
- Validate T24 functionality against requirements.
- Identify, document, and track defects.
- Coordinate with business analysts, developers, and technical teams.
- Conduct regression testing.
- Support release validation and production readiness.
- Prepare test reports and quality documentation.
Requirements
- 5+ years of QA/testing experience.
- Strong T24/Temenos Transact experience.
- Banking application testing experience.
- Experience with SIT/UAT and defect-management tools.
- Strong analytical and documentation skills.
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Originally posted on Himalayas
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