Testing Specialist

Join a dynamic team as an Identity and Access Management (IAM) Test Engineer, where you’ll shape the future of secure authentication and authorization for mission-critical applications. This role offers the opportunity to collaborate in the development of innovative technology integrations, provide expert-level support, and make a lasting impact on digital identity infrastructure.

Develop automated testing of software applications for functionality, interoperability, security, and usability based on requirements and specifications. Maintain and enhance testing tools and environment on Linux, Windows, and/or Macintosh operating systems. Interact with developers and business analysts to communicate needs and document outcomes. Write and update documentation for end-users and technical staff. Perform other support tasks (e.g., hardware administration, website development), as requested

• Bachelor’s degree, or a combination of education, training, and experience that equates to a Bachelor’s degree.
• Testing certificate from ASTQB.
• Software Development experience using Java, Python.

• Experience with source code change-control systems (e.g. Git).

• Experience testing using Selenium.
• Build tools (e.g. maven).

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with test automation tools (e.g. Cucumber).
• Experience with remote testing tools (e.g. Browserstack).
• Experience with Kanban.

About Virginia Tech

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