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1 total messages Started by exactos Tue, 18 Jan 2000 00:00
JOB: Senior SQA Engineer/Team Lead
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Author: exactos
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2000 00:00
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Pre-IPO startup company located in Redwood City (Bay Area, CA)
has several permanent positions in Software Quality Assurance.
The company has generous financing and exploding revenues. It offers
stock options, competitive salaries and benefits, three weeks of
vacation every year, and a 401k plan.

Senior SQA Engineer/Team Lead

Requirements:
� Minimum 5 years experience in the software industry with at least 3
years in software testing.
� Knowledge of good software engineering practice and familiarity with
product life cycle.
� Experience developing and executing test plans in a rapidly changing
environment.
� In-depth Windows NT experience.
� Experience testing client/server applications.
� Knowledge of web technology - Internet applications, browsers and
servers.
� Ability to certify that a product works as designed with high degree
of reliability
� Ability to work in a team environment is a must.
� Strong written and verbal communication skills.
� BSCS or equivalent.
Preferred:
� Programming skills using C, C++, Java, JavaScript, VB Script, Perl.
� Knowledge of HTML.
� Experience with acting as QA Lead for project team.
� Database (MS SQL Server and/or Oracle) experience.
� Working knowledge of Test Automation tools.

The position is to be filled ASAP, only those authorized to work in the
USA are encouraged to apply. Please send your resume and salary
requirements to inna@exactos.com or rouslana@exactos.com


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