JPMorgan Software Engineer 

United States, Ohio, Columbus 

158472401

DESCRIPTION:

Duties: Performing all testing activities for initiatives across one or more assigned projects, utilizing processes, methods, metrics and software that ensure the quality, reliability and systems safety and security. Understanding the interfacing applications, test environments and our tools and methodologies. Test strategy formulation will include decomposing the business and technical requirements into test case scenarios, defining test data requirements, managing test case creation, devising contingencies plans and other preparation activities. Development of the test case execution plan, test case execution, managing issues, and status metrics. Working with a global team and responsible for directing/reviewing the test planning and execution work efforts of an offshore team. Communicating effectively with business units, IT Development, Project Management and other support staff on testing timelines, deliverables, status and other information. Assisting in the project quality reviews for assigned applications. Assessing risk to the project based on the execution and validation and making appropriate recommendations. Ability to interpret quality audits, drive improvements and change, and facilitate test methodology discussions across the business unit. Documenting all test artifacts including full audit and transparency of traceability from requirements to tests, and evidence of test planning and execution. Lead initiatives for QA, and coach junior team members in their day-to-day activities (to include on-boarding support).

QUALIFICATIONS:

Minimum education and experience required: Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Information Technology, or related field of study plus 5 years of experience in the job offered or as Software Engineer, Technical Consultant, or related occupation.

Skills Required: Requires experience in the following: Java; SQL; HTTP; XML; HTML; Cucumber; Gherkin; Selenium; SOAP-UI; JIRA; Windows Server; Linux; Programming languages such as Python or Ruby or Groovy or C++ or C# or .Net or VBScript; Tomcat; and GIT.