Certsys

Software Engineer

• Join the development team, taking on work items for development each Sprint.
• Perform development activities such as analysis and design, programming, testing, and requirements.
• Manage your own work, promptly notifying the team of any delays or other impediments.
• Demonstrate proactivity, teamwork, self-management and decision-making skills, strong communication, advanced investigative and problem-solving abilities, abstraction capability, and the ability to understand how information systems operate through experimentation/observation.

High-Platform Developer

Backend Engineer

• Join the development team, taking work items for development each Sprint.
• Perform development activities such as analysis and design, programming, testing, and requirements.
• Manage your own work, promptly notifying the team of any delays or other impediments.
• Be proficient in your programming language of specialty: .NET (VB.NET or C#).
• Demonstrate proactivity, the ability to work in a team, self-management and decision-making skills, and effective communication.

Mid-level .NET Developer

QA Engineer

• Maintain and operate the entire testing infrastructure for the involved systems, such as test data, scripts, artifacts, simulators, routines, and business processes;
• Test management and planning, with the ability to produce basic test documentation such as strategies, plans, test cases, and test scripts;
• Familiarity with test management tools, bug/defect tracking, test automation, test data generation, and virtualized interface generation;
• Create scripts in specific tools (automated and manual) and execute them, recording and analyzing results;
• Execute acceptance, compatibility, regression, integration, functional and non-functional tests (exploratory, connectivity, vulnerability, stress and load) according to the needs of each request (based on impact analysis or client-defined needs);
• Build mocks, stubs and/or simulators to enable test execution;
• Evaluate a system’s non-functional performance requirements using specialized tools and monitors;
• Monitor and track test coverage levels for systems, promoting increased coverage when necessary;
• Log defects found after test execution, linking them to the relevant work products;
• Assess the result of each test cycle;
• Support managers and responsible teams in the sign-off (homologation) of system requests;
• Understand requirement notations in both agile and traditional development models; create tests based on business scenarios; design tests based on experience and defect patterns;
• Develop software test scenarios; identify common software defects and failures;
• Understand business, requirements, development and testing to act as co-responsible for the entire development cycle;
• Assist the Product Owner in writing acceptance criteria for backlog stories;
• Support the Product Owner in accepting sprint stories;
• Assist in writing automated unit tests;
• Perform ATDD, BDD and/or Specification by Example;
• Maintain system cycles (active homologation) in defined environments, including daily, monthly, batch routines and interfaces;
• Knowledge of common software failure modes and testing techniques; plan/execute tests to align scope with available time; evaluate common security aspects indicated by the OWASP organization (https://www.owasp.org/); evaluate non-functional performance requirements of a system using specific tools and monitors; use specialized tools for automation, performance, and for planning, managing and executing tests;
• Experience producing basic test documentation such as Plans, Test Scripts, Evidence and Test Data; create scripts in specialized tools and work with automated execution using variable test data pools (datapools);
• Identify the target test items to be assessed by testing effort; evaluate the result of each test cycle;
• Maintain system cycles in the client’s lab environment; maintain daily, monthly, batch routines and interfaces;
• Knowledge of test management tools, bug tracking and test automation tools; experience in test management and planning; experience evaluating non-functional performance requirements of a system using specialized tools and monitors.

QA Analyst

Analyst

• Guide, monitor, and advise developers on the use of requirements engineering tools and processes
• Capture and maintain a common system vocabulary
• Identify and classify critical processes
• Participate in the construction of prototypes
• Define report specifications
• Define and maintain audit trail records
• Describe user interfaces (UI)
• Develop supplementary specifications
• Create and maintain the requirements management plan
• Document information classification
• Prepare the system glossary
• Elicit, document, and prioritize preliminary requirements
• Create and maintain the requirements list
• Build a matrix of system access profiles
• Define and standardize system messages
• Specify functional requirements and use cases
• Structure the use case model
• Lead requirements validation and approval meetings
• Maintain and evolve business rules

Requirements Analyst

Scrum Master

• Ensure Scrum is understood, applied, and disseminated across the organization.
• Facilitate mapping and propose improvements to the Scrum implementation process within development teams.
• Collaborate in analyzing and documenting the client's business needs.
• Propose business solutions that best meet those needs.
• Assist the Product Owner in maintaining and prioritizing the Product Backlog.
• Ensure the execution of Scrum events and that their objectives are met.
• Support the Scrum Team in removing impediments.
• Help the team self-organize by suggesting techniques and facilitating processes and people.