Quality Assurance Analyst

The QA Analyst will be responsible for developing and supporting the planning, design, and execution of test plans, test scripts, and process plans for projects. • The successful candidate will work closely with various departments to perform and validate test cases based on quality requirements, and recommend changes to predetermined quality guidelines. • You will be responsible for ensuring that the end product meets the minimum quality standards, is fully functional and user-friendly. • To be successful as a quality analyst, you should demonstrate strong attention to detail and have analytical and problem-solving abilities. • The ideal candidate must be able to interpret and implement quality assurance standards and provide accurate and comprehensive feedback to colleagues. • Quality assurance analysts document the entire quality testing process. • Describe the program, evaluation, testing methods, and any improvements made to the software. • Including training materials and instruct users how to use the software properly. • Responsibilities Design and implement testing plans for products to ensure that all objectives are met. • Identify procedures and scenarios for the quality control of products and services • Process product reviews and inform the development team of defects and errors • Communicate quantitative and qualitative findings from test results to the development team • Monitor efforts to resolve product issues and track progress • Ensure that the final product satisfies the product requirements and meet end-user expectations • Spot areas for improvement to enhance the product's efficiency • Research the current market for similar products and compare results • Implement and monitor test scripts to assess functionality, reliability, performance, and quality of the service or product. • Recommend, implement, and monitor preventative and corrective actions to ensure that quality assurance standards are achieved. • Draft quality assurance policies and procedures. • Investigate customer complaints and product issues. • Work as part of a team to develop new testing tools to make the troubleshooting process more efficient.