Below are the details :-

Experience: 3.5 to 6 yrs
Position based at Noida / Gurgaon.
Interview Location – Noida. (Thursday 17 December)

Required Skills:

• QTP 9.2 experience is a must, VB Script, Framework
• Good Knowledge of STLC
• Good understanding of Test Methodologies
• Working Knowledge of QTP frameworks and scripting experience is a must.
• Candidate must have good understanding of QA processes
• Should have worked in the test architecture design

So if are interested, please send your updated CV at sanjay@brainsoftconsultants.com with the following information:

• Current CTC
• Expected CTC
• Notice period

Skill: QTP Testing
Experience: 4 to 6 Yrs
Joining Location: Bangalore
Mode: Contract to Hire

If you are interested, please send your updated CV at jayadevi.hr@gmail.com with the following information:

CURRENT CTC:
EXPECTED CTC:
NOTICE PERIOD:
TECHNICAL REFERENCES:

Candidates should have a between 4 to 6 years of experience in testing IT applications.

Desirable: Exposure to at least one automation project in the last one year.

Job Location: Gurgaon

If you are interested, please send your updated CV at mdhar3@sapient.com with the following information

Current CTC:
Expected CTC:
Notice Period:
Reason for change:

Other required skills are

• Testing Strategy & Management Test Strategy
• Define test strategies for low to medium complexity applications with minimal guidance from test lead
• Understand& define testing artifacts like Test Strategy and Test Plan on low-medium complexity projects (minimal support)
• Understand the business need and provide independent inputs on the testing strategy
• Identify risks and measure potential impact as part of defining test strategy
• Define Traceability Matrix for low complexity project
• Test Management
• Create and implement basic test processes for a small track by applying best practices and lessons learnt
• Articulate the activities involved in assessing the client test landscape by referring to the existing test assessment artifacts in the testing repository
• Use automation tools knowledge to implement a functional testing structure (assuming experience of at least one project in last 1 year)
• Use tools knowledge for compilation and debugging techniques
• Create and debug automation code with programming language syntax statements, exception handling, data structures, and built in libraries
• Understands what “Test Automation framework” means and is able to define it on a low complexity project (medium and high complexity project might require some guidance from test lead/manager)
• Knowledge of Various types of “Test Automation framework” in industry – e.g. Data Driven , Keyword driven, Hybrid etc. and well verse with at least one
• Estimate daily testing tasks by using standard estimation techniques for a low to medium complexity project with guidance from test/track lead
• Give inputs on estimation of tasks broken down to different sections
• Create a test execution plan / strategy for a low – medium complexity application with minimal guidance from test lead
• Analyse the critical requirements of a low – medium complexity application and be able to create high level scenarios
• Create low level test cases from high level test cases
• Create test scripts for Integration Testing (End to end testing)
• Participate in team interactions during test case creation and execution and adhere to processes
• Test critical functionality of the application by applying different types of testing (functional, smoke, usability, system and integration testing etc.)
• Log different types of defects including Security, Usability ,UI, Database related defects
• Utilize defect management tools and their common functionalities for efficiency
• Report the test execution status by including the key data points
• Review project documentation and artifacts including but not limited to Requirement Document, Test Plan, Test Cases and Test Scripts
• Intermediate level of knowledge on Database and SQL queries
• Create and articulate the defect lifecycle process with guidance from test lead
• Product Defect Metrices
• Define Standard Templates and Approach for logging defects
• Articulate and adhere to the processes to be followed in the team
• Track and manage risks identified in the test strategy
• Create and compile reports for client with guidance from test manager/ test lead

The Web Service Add Object Wizard helps you select the WSDL source, the Web service, and the port you want to test.

Please note if you want to create a WebService test object and automatically generate steps for the operations it supports, you can use the Web Service Testing Wizard.

To open the Web Service Add Object Wizard, follow the below steps:

• Click the Object Repository toolbar button, or select Resources > Object Repository. The Object Repository dialog box opens.
• Click the Web Service Add Object Wizard button or select Object > Web Service Add Object Wizard. The Web Service Add Object Wizard opens to show the Specify WSDL for Scanning screen. The Web Service Add Object Wizard includes the following screens:
  • Add Object Wizard – Specify WSDL for Scanning Screen – Enables you to select and validate the source of the test object you want to create.
  • Add Object Wizard – Select Service Screen – Enables you to select the WSDL service for which you want to create a test object.

You can then update the generated steps of your test or component by replacing the generated argument values with valid values, updating the expected values, and selecting the nodes you want to check in your checkpoints (tests only). After you perform these steps, you can update the data by performing an update run (Automation > Update Run Mode). You can also enhance the generated test or component by inserting additional steps or, for tests, adding programming logic.

Please note that QTP includes Maintenance Run Mode, which is not supported for applications such as Web services, which do not have a user interface.

After you associate the Web_Services.txt function library with your component’s application area or your test, you can also perform verification operations similar to checkpoints, and you can insert a wide range of Web service security operations in your component steps.

Here, one important point to note is that if you want to automatically add a WebService test object to your object repository, and then generate steps manually for the operations it supports, you can use the Web Service Add Object Wizard.

To open the Web Service Testing Wizard in QTP, click the Web Services Wizard button or select Automation > Web Service Testing Wizard. The Web Service Testing Wizard opens. The Web Service Testing Wizard includes the following screens:

• Welcome to the Web Service Testing Wizard Screen - Provides an overview of the wizard steps.
• Web Service Testing Wizard - Specify WSDL for Scanning Screen. Enables you to select the source of the test object you want to include in the generated steps.
• Web Service Testing Wizard - Set Security Options Screen. Enables you to select the security tokens required for communication with the Web service you want to test, and to set their property values.
• Web Service Testing Wizard - Select Service and Operations Screen. Enables you to select the WSDL service you want to test and the service operations you want to include in your generated test.
• Web Service Testing Wizard - Summary Screen. Displays a summary of your selections and for tests, enables you to choose whether to add checkpoints after each relevant operation step.

When you click Finish, the basic test is created. You complete it by entering relevant operation argument values and by setting checkpoint expected values (for tests) and other preferences.

Please note that running your test or component without entering valid argument values may cause the test to fail.