Quality Assurance Engineer

La Fosse
Greater London
1 month ago
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Manual QA Engineer - 1 day a week in the office - £450 outside IR35

La Fosse has partnered with aLondon-based clientlooking for an experiencedManual QAto support a6-month data integrity project.

This is a fantastic opportunity to play a key role in ensuring data accuracy and reliability within a dynamic team.

Key responsibilities:

  • Proven experience intesting data migrations, database implementations, and Data Lake environments.
  • StrongSQL skills, with the ability to write complex queries fordata validation and testing.
  • Proficiency indata validation techniquesand troubleshootingdata quality issues.
  • Familiarity withcloud environments(especiallyAzure).
  • Experience or knowledge oftest automation tools and frameworks.
  • Understanding ofperformance testing methodologiesto assessdatabase load and system scalability.
  • Excellentanalytical skills, attention to detail, and a commitment to delivering high-quality results.
  • Strongcommunication and collaboration skillsto work effectively with cross-functional teams.

This roledoes not offer sponsorshipand requires candidates to have thecorrect eligibility to work in the UK.

If this role is of interest please click on the link to apply.

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