[Remote] QA / Security Test Engineer

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Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. The Nagler Group is seeking an experienced QA / Security Test Engineer for a large-scale healthcare cloud migration program. The role will develop and execute application, infrastructure, security, performance, and cutover testing; validate data integrity and security controls; manage defects; and support go/no-go readiness decisions during migration to Azure. Responsibilities Develop and execute functional, integration, performance, and security test plans Support application and infrastructure migration testing across multiple waves Perform cutover, rollback, and parallel-environment testing Validate data integrity, system integrations, and security controls Manage defects and support go/no-go readiness decisions Maintain test documentation and compliance evidence Partner with QA, infrastructure, cybersecurity, and application teams Skills 8+ years of QA/testing experience Experience with data center or cloud migrations, preferably on-prem ? Azure Infrastructure/security testing experience Healthcare or other regulated-industry experience preferred Familiarity with test automation tools/frameworks Strong defect management and test documentation experience Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills Azure experience/certification Experience with formal governance or security review processes Benefits Remote contract work arrangement Company Overview The Nagler Group is a staffing company that offers human resources, legal, and administrative industries. It is a sub-organization of BANKW Staffing. It was founded in 2008, and is headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts, USA, with a workforce of 51-200 employees. Its website is https//www.naglergroup.com/.

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