QA Software Testing -- 2

Test online web application for bugs using pre-determined test suite. Document to read and video to watch in order to understand if you like the project: [login to view URL] After you read everything from the document shared, we can start the project. It can be done from 7 pm EST and needs to be terminated before 9 am EST the next day. There are about 365 test suites to be done. # QA Technician Duties and Responsibilities QA technicians must complete several tasks to meet the daily demands of this occupation. We have closely examined several job listings and found the following to be among those responsibilities most commonly indicated for QA technicians: **Run Tests on New Software and Applications** In their main role, QA technicians run various tests on new Kritik features to ensure that programs satisfy all specifications and requirements. They identify any problems and run debugging programs to fix issues. Once issues have been resolved, QA technicians run additional tests before products are issued for sale to consumers. **Record Defects and Issue Reports** QA technicians record all defect details, creating and distributing reports outlining the types of defects found and the steps taken to resolve these issues. Maintaining documentation, such as change logs, regarding software and application defects helps QA technicians recognize similar problems in the future and to provide quick resolution. **Assist Software Developers with Design Processes** QA technicians apply their knowledge early in the software development process. They work closely with developers to recognize the potential for any operational issues, assess risks, and resolve issues before the new software is complete. # QA Technician Skills QA technicians are expected to demonstrate strong analytical, organizational, problem-solving, and written communication skills to satisfy the main duties of this profession. Successful QA technicians are detail-oriented, self-motivated individuals who can work closely with teams of designers, engineers, and other related personnel while also being able to work independently as needed. They should display good judgment and be able decision-makers capable of exercising strong time management skills. In addition to these capabilities, QA technicians should possess the following skills and abilities: - Applying testing programs to new software - Identifying bugs in new systems and understanding how to resolve them - Generating reports describing defects and resolutions - Ensuring that new software products are ready for consumer use - Working with development teams to prevent issues with new products