This position is for a software engineer with a passionate commitment to quality software. The candidate shall work closely with software developers and take an active role in ensuring that the components meet the highest standards of quality. Applying solid development experience, this engineer will make significant contributions to the quality of the software component delivered by this development organization.
The candidate must implement and maintain a coherent, progressive, "code-based" strategy for white box testing of components. The engineer shall also be required to participate in black box testing of the implemented functionality as needed. The person filling this position will be responsible for the component level testing of subsystems of Autodesk's next generation AutoCAD product.
Responsibilities
- Using software development tools, develops and executes test strategies with the objective of finding defects during the software development process and assuring quality products
- Ensures functionality, usability, stability, capacity, and performance of products
- Creates plans to test features, functionality, or whole products at the code level, including unit tests, functional tests, performance tests, scenario tests, workflow tests, install tests, and interoperability tests
- Documents test design, test plans, and test results. Ensures that test plans are usable by others. Participates in code and test plan reviews with rest of QA and development team
- Executes test plans to find defects in product or features of products
- Confirms defects and works with product development team to prioritize defects and fix them
- Logs defects in database for tracking and reporting
- Receives defect reports from other sources including customers, product support, newsgroups, and confirms and tracks specific issue f
📌 Software Quality Assurance Engineer (Vancouver)
🏢 Autodesk
📍 Vancouver
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