Test Analyst

Job Description:
The Test Analyst - C4I will have experience within a military organization, preferably in air operations or air traffic control systems, with Middle East experience being highly desirable. Responsible for developing, executing, and maintaining tests to detect and report errors in the product, ensuring that the systems meet performance and functional requirements. Responsibilities:

• Develop and execute test plans and frameworks to validate system functionality against defined requirements and specifications, ensuring timely completion of test runs and results.

• Identify, report, and track defects and issues uncovered during testing. Collaborate with the development team to ensure defects are addressed and resolved efficiently.

• Perform functional, performance, security, and regression testing of software products to ensure the highest quality in all releases.

• Work with multiple teams (development, product management, etc.) to incorporate necessary changes and ensure alignment with product goals and quality standards.

• Provide feedback and suggestions to enhance the overall system development process. Collaborate with teams to continuously improve testing protocols and methodologies. Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.

• At least 2-3 years of experience in testing, quality assurance, or similar roles, preferably with experience in C2 systems or air traffic control systems.

• Strong experience with test planning, test case creation, and test execution.

• Proficient in functional, performance, security, and regression testing techniques.

• Experience with bug tracking systems and test management tools.

• Strong analytical mindset with excellent problem-solving skills.

• Strong written and verbal communication skills to report findings clearly to both technical and non -technical stakeholders.

• Ability to work collaboratively in a cross-function team environment, understanding the perspectives and needs of different teams.