QA Tester - HBITS
Listed on 2026-09-21
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IT/Tech
IT QA Tester / Automation, Systems Analyst
Location: City of Albany
Job Title:
ON-SITE - QA Tester - HBITS-08-15001
Location:
Albany, NY 12240
Duration: 30 Months
Job Description
- 60 months of experience as a lead tester, writing/executing/managing/creating Test Scenarios/Test Cases, Traceability matrix, Functional Test Plan, User Acceptance Test plan using industry-standard management platforms (e.g. JIRA, HP ALM/QC, or Open Text ALM)
- 60 months of experience in designing, building, and maintaining Page Object Model (POM) or hybrid test automation frameworks, Selenium Web Driver, Java, J2EE, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, Eclipse IDE
- 60 months of experience writing complex SQL queries to validate correct back end data processing and creating test data
- 48 months of experience using Git Hub, Maven, Jenkins, and familiar with CI/CD processes
- 48 months of experience testing web services in a SOA environment including functional and performance testing using Jmeter/SoapUI/Post Man
- 24 months of experience performing Web Accessibility validation testing in compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA/American Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines using automated tools (e.g., xe Dev tools, WAVE) AND screen reader software.
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Agency:
New York State Department of Labor
Project:
Department of Labor’s (DOL’s) UISIm (Unemployment Insurance Service Provide Improvement) project.
Detailed
Job Description:
The position is in support (testing) of the UISIm project, a multi-year program effort to redesign, implement, and test business process improvements for the Department of Labor’s customers, partners and internal staff. UISIm replaces the 40+ year old Unemployment Insurance (UI) legacy computer systems and manual procedures with a new and improved integrated computer system.
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