Software QA Automation (Selenium) Trainer
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Requirements
- Software Engineering Development with focus on Quality Assurance testing and Automation Testing
- Experience with Selenium suite of Tools (Selenium IDE, Selenium RC, Selenium WebDriver and Selenium Grid).
- Have a strong knowledge/understanding of test automation frameworks and focused on hands on automated testing
- Non-functional, functional and unit test frameworks and relevant tools
- Experience in design and development of Automation frameworks and Automation Testing Strategies.
- Excellent presentation skills and the ability to interact professionally with students
- Strong verbal and written skills
- Four years of related work experience
- Bachelor’s degree, and teaching experience a plus not required.
Essential Job Functions
Provide training via physical and remote classroom
Conduct technical instruction using adult learning practices and procedures to engage the learners and ensure content is relevant to the targeted audience.
About the company
Global Information Technology is Professional IT training and consulting services corporation that has been in business since 1999. Global Information Technology committed to providing students with the necessary skills and attitudes to secure employment in their field of training. We have an immediate need for Software QA Automation instructor to teach our students on weeknights/weekends.
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