Job Title: QA Lead
Job ID: 90946
Location: Prince Edward Island, Canada
What you will be doing
- Lead and schedule the QA team, and coach people to a consistent standard.
- Act as the main contact between the client and the technology team, and triage issues by priority and urgency.
- Create and maintain QA policies, standards, and procedures, and make sure the team follows them.
- Review design specifications and turn them into test plans, test data, and scripts.
- Build automated tests for system testing, end-to-end, and regression, and keep a solid set of manual tests where automation is not the right fit.
- Run testing in Azure DevOps Test Plans, and report on QA velocity, defects, and triage.
- Support the business through user acceptance testing, including scripts and training material.
- Test web APIs (REST and/or SOAP) and check results for accuracy, reliability, and accessibility.
- Work with the product manager, architects, developers, business analysts, other QA analysts, and UX.
What you must have
- At least five years in QA, including time as a lead.
- A track record of writing QA best practices, policies, and procedures and getting a team to use them.
- Strong automated testing with Playwright in C# / .NET Core and NUnit, running in Azure Pipelines.
- Solid manual testing: test data, result checks, reproducing errors, and scripts written from a specification.
- Experience across the testing lifecycle, including judging how serious an issue is so it can be prioritized.
- Azure DevOps Test Plans, used to manage plans, cases, runs, and defects.
- Reporting and dashboards for QA velocity and defect triage.
- Working knowledge of REST and/or SOAP, and of JSON and/or XML.
- Clear communication with developers, project managers, and the business.
- Experience supporting a business team on user acceptance testing.
Salary/Rate: $95.00/hr
For more information about TEEMA and to consider other career opportunities, please visit our website at www.teemagroup.com
QA Lead employer: TEEMA Group
Join a leading mining and resource operator in Edmonton, Alberta, where you will play a pivotal role as a Superintendent, Contracts. Our company fosters a collaborative work culture that prioritizes employee growth through continuous learning and development opportunities, while also ensuring compliance with Indigenous impact benefit agreements. With competitive benefits and the chance to lead a dedicated team, this position offers a meaningful career path in a dynamic industry.
