QUALITY ASSURANCE ANALYST
Summary
Entry-level QA analyst in Bizbox's IT department who manually tests the company's healthcare and business software before client delivery: executing test cases, logging defects with reproduction steps, running regression and cross-browser checks, and eventually growing into test automation.
Quality Assurance Analyst (Entry Level), IT Department
Tests our healthcare and business software before it reaches a client. This role is open to fresh graduates. You will be trained on our tools and our products, and you will start on guided testing before moving to your own assignments.
Qualifications
BS Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field.
Fresh graduates are welcome.
No work experience required.
Detail oriented, patient, and willing to repeat a check carefully until it is right.
Able to explain findings clearly in writing.
Willing to be trained and to ask questions.
Responsibilities
Execute test cases prepared by the team, follow each step exactly, and record whether the result matched what was expected.
Log defects clearly with steps to reproduce, expected result, actual result, and a screenshot, then retest once fixed.
Learn to write your own test cases from the approved requirements, with guidance at first.
Check data accuracy across the screens, the reports, and the records the system saves.
Perform regression testing to confirm that new changes did not break existing functions.
Test across the supported browsers and screen sizes, including error messages, empty screens, and validation.
Ask questions when a requirement is unclear instead of guessing, and write down what you learn.
Coordinate daily with developers and business analysts, and explain clearly what you found and how to reproduce it.
Grow into test automation once you are comfortable with manual testing.
What We Expect You To Know
Understands what software testing is for and the basic idea of the software development life cycle.
Comfortable using web applications and a browser, and willing to learn developer tools.
Basic understanding of databases and what a SELECT query does. You do not need to be fast at it yet.
Basic computer and Microsoft Excel skills.
Able to write clear, step by step instructions that another person can follow.
Any exposure to testing from a school project, thesis, or internship is an advantage.
Any exposure to a defect tracking tool such as Azure DevOps or JIRA is an advantage but not required.
No programming experience required, and no automation experience required. Both will be taught.