Mid-Level, Senior
Validate insurance systems: You verify that policy administration, claims, billing and underwriting systems, as well as broker and participant portals, meet the business requirements and work correctly before go-live.
Test integrations end to end: You test interfaces to third-party systems and confirm that data and processes flow correctly across the full insurance value chain.
Plan and run UAT: You derive UAT scenarios and test cases from real business processes, prepare test data, support business users during execution and drive results through to sign-off.
Manage defects and report quality: You log, prioritize and retest defects together with the technical teams and give the project a transparent view of test progress and release readiness.
Bridge business and technology: You act as the link between business users, business analysts and developers, turn requirements into testable acceptance criteria and bring the quality perspective into the project team.
Insurance domain knowledge: You know insurance business processes such as the policy lifecycle, claims handling, billing and underwriting, and understand how they run in real operations. This knowledge is mandatory for the role.
QA and UAT experience: You bring 5 years of experience in testing enterprise systems, including test design, test management, UAT coordination and the defect lifecycle.
Analytical and structured: You read requirements and user stories critically, derive clear acceptance criteria and spot gaps and inconsistencies early.
Collaborative communicator: You work on equal footing with business users, BAs and technical teams, explain findings clearly and keep stakeholders aligned in agile or hybrid project setups.
Tools and languages: Experience with test and defect management tools such as Jira, Azure DevOps or Xray is expected; basic SQL and API testing skills are a plus. Very good English skills;
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