Candidate should have a Bachelor’s/ Master’s degree in Computer Science/ IT/ Engineering or Equivalent with 5 to 8 years of hands-on experience in manual software testing or quality assurance. Must have excellent communication & analytical skills.
Key Responsibilities
- Understanding of product development lifecycles, design change control, document change control, process verification and validation methodologies, manufacturing/production process control methodologies, and servicing.
- Collaborate closely with hardware and firmware engineers to define and execute test strategies.
- Participate in Design Verification and Validation (DV&V) testing activities.
- Experience working with electronic test equipment.
- Perform Design FMEA with guidance from hardware/software design engineers and principal architects.
- Report and track defects through the test management system.
- Analyze, troubleshoot, and identify root causes of product issues.
- Effectively communicate project updates and technical information to cross-functional teams.
Kindly share your updated resume at anchal.kumari@yash.com with below mentioned details:
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Company Profile
YASH Technologies is a leading technology integrator specializing in helping clients reimagine operating models, enhance competitiveness, optimize costs, foster exceptional stakeholder experiences, and drive business transformation. At YASH, were a cluster of the brightest stars working with cutting-edge technologies. Our purpose is anchored in a single truth bringing real positive changes in an increasingly virtual world and it drives us beyond generational gaps and disruptions of the future.
At YASH, you are empowered to create a career that will take you to where you want to go while working in an inclusive team environment. We leverage career-oriented skilling models and optimize our collective intelligence aided with technology for continuous learning, unlearning, and relearning at a rapid pace and scale.
