Quality Assurance Analyst

Location and Onsite Requirement

First two weeks onsite (no exception) and remote work during assignment.

Must live in Columbia, SC at the start of the contract.

• Quality Assurance Analyst, 12‑month contract with option for extension.
• Position located in Columbia, SC.

• Perform tests on technical solutions to isolate and solve issues, initiate tests, analyze results, and find solutions to technical problems.
• Develop test plans, QA and/or User Acceptance Testing processes and test cases for product management and software development teams.
• Test software applications for reliability and stability.
• Implement testing programs to perform quality assurance on technical applications including negative testing and usability.
• Lead projects to perform quality assessments that expose security flaws, reveal defects, and identify areas of optimization and increase usability.
• Create quality assurance documentation and reports as required.
• Adhere to established software testing governance policies, best practices and guidelines and recommend improvements.
• Coordinate with product development teams and software engineers to recommend solutions to maximize performance and efficiency.
• Perform reviews, walkthroughs, or inspections and adhere to established governance standards.

• 5 years translating business requirements or policy documentation into test cases and scenarios.
• 5 years building test cases and scenarios into test systems.
• Document and support the development of test scenarios/cases and the execution of testing activities.
• Communicate and publish status reports of all open issues and gaps found during the test phase and articulate the details to development teams.

• 5+ years of large enterprise or e‑business system experience.
• Knowledge of healthcare operations (preferably Medicaid) and business processes.
• Proficient in Atlassian tool suite including JIRA and Confluence.
• Prior experience working in a standard SDLC (waterfall methodology) and in an AGILE delivery.
• 2 years of experience testing Curam programs.

• Bachelor’s degree in a technical, business, or related field (years of experience can substitute for formal education).

Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or veteran status.