The Test Manager will lead performance testing initiatives, develop testing strategies, collect requirements, and ensure the successful execution of performance testing phases.
Job Description
• Possess at least 7 years Performance Testing experience with 3+ years in Performance Testing Management/Lead role.
• Experience with Selenium Automation.
• Good knowledge and understanding on Performance monitoring and engineering concepts.
• Experience with Vugen Script creation with HTTP/HTML, Web Services.
• Experience in Introscope or Dynatrace.
• Develop high-quality performance test strategy and test plan documents
• Good in analyzing and collecting performance requirements from project team.
• Oversee the planning and successful completion of performance testing phase
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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