About the role
About the role:
We are looking for a software test engineer to join an enterprise IT project. This is a hands-on opportunity for someone who wants to build strong experience across manual testing, API validation, SIT/UAT, defect management and enterprise system implementation, with exposure to test automation tools such as Playwright.
Key responsibilities:
- Perform manual, functional, regression, integration and end-to-end testing.
- Prepare and maintain test scenarios, test cases, test scripts and test evidence.
- Validate application workflows, system interfaces and business processes.
- Identify, document, track and retest software defects through closure.
- Perform basic REST API testing using Postman, Swagger or equivalent tools.
- Validate API requests, responses, status codes and JSON data.
- Support System Integration Testing (SIT) and User Acceptance Testing (UAT).
- Work closely with developers, system engineers, project managers and business users.
- Support defect investigation, deployment verification and production validation.
- Contribute to test automation activities where applicable.
About you
- Manual / functional software testing.
- Writing structured test cases and test documentation.
- Defect logging, tracking and retesting.
- Basic API testing.
- REST API concepts and JSON request/response validation.
- Communicating testing issues clearly with technical and business stakeholders.
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