Acceptance test developer

An Acceptance Test Developer designs and executes acceptance tests to verify that a system or product meets the predefined requirements and specifications. They play a crucial role in ensuring that the software behaves as expected and is ready for deployment. Their tasks include developing test plans and cases, executing tests, identifying and documenting defects, and working closely with developers to troubleshoot issues. They also ensure that the software meets the user's needs and complies with regulatory standards. Additionally, they may participate in product design reviews to provide input on potential problems and user requirements.

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Acceptance test developer

Hiring an Acceptance Test Developer is crucial to ensure your software meets desired quality standards. They are responsible for designing and executing acceptance tests to identify system issues before the product delivery. These developers help in preventing potential malfunctions, creating a smoother user experience, and saving costs related to post-release fixes. Their expertise can significantly reduce the risk of software failure, enhance product reliability, and improve customer satisfaction. Their role is pivotal in maintaining the overall efficiency and effectiveness of your software development process.

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Mikalai Shydlouski

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

Agile,

API,

C#,

Jira,

Scrum,

SQL,

Bugzilla,

Umbraco,

QA manual

Darren Broadhead

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

C#,

CSS,

Docker,

Git,

HTML,

JavaScript,

.NET,

SQL,

Azure,

Grafana,

Kubernetes,

Kafka

Diana Eremina

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

Agile,

Android,

API,

Back-end,

Bash,

Blockchain,

cross browser testing,

CSS,

Figma,

Front-end,

Git,

HTML,

JavaScript,

Jira,

JSON,

PostgreSQL,

Postman,

QA,

Regression Testing,

REST,

rest api,

Scrum,

Selenium,

SQL,

UI Design,

UX Design,

XML,

Acceptance Testing,

Confluence,

GUI testing,

QA Management,

Smart Contracts,

Smoke Testing,

Solidity,

Test Cases,

Web Application Testing,

QA manual,

CI/CD methodologies

Vladimir Kushkov

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

Agile,

API,

SQL,

Scrum Master

Elena Zarubaeva

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

Java,

Postman,

SQL

Timofey Khoroshavtsev

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

Blockchain,

Jira,

REST,

rest api,

UI Design,

UX Design,

Business Intelligence,

Business IT Alignment,

RESTful API,

Team Lead

Mikalai Shydlouski

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

Agile,

API,

C#,

Jira,

Scrum,

SQL,

Bugzilla,

Umbraco,

QA manual

Darren Broadhead

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

C#,

CSS,

Docker,

Git,

HTML,

JavaScript,

.NET,

SQL,

Azure,

Grafana,

Kubernetes,

Kafka

Diana Eremina

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

Agile,

Android,

API,

Back-end,

Bash,

Blockchain,

cross browser testing,

CSS,

Figma,

Front-end,

Git,

HTML,

JavaScript,

Jira,

JSON,

PostgreSQL,

Postman,

QA,

Regression Testing,

REST,

rest api,

Scrum,

Selenium,

SQL,

UI Design,

UX Design,

XML,

Acceptance Testing,

Confluence,

GUI testing,

QA Management,

Smart Contracts,

Smoke Testing,

Solidity,

Test Cases,

Web Application Testing,

QA manual,

CI/CD methodologies

Vladimir Kushkov

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

Agile,

API,

SQL,

Scrum Master

Elena Zarubaeva

IT/Programming

Acceptance test,

Java,

Postman,

SQL

Hiring an Acceptance Test Developer (ATD) brings numerous advantages to a project. Firstly, it ensures the quality and functionality of the software. ATDs are specialists who conduct rigorous testing to validate that the product meets the defined acceptance criteria, reducing the risk of defects in the final product.

Secondly, ATDs facilitate clear communication between the development team and stakeholders. They understand the business perspective and can translate it into testable scenarios, bridging the gap between technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Thirdly, an ATD is instrumental in reducing development costs. By identifying issues early in the development cycle, they prevent the high costs associated with fixing bugs found later in the process.

Additionally, ATDs contribute to the efficiency of the development process. They can automate acceptance tests, which speeds up the testing process and frees up developers to focus on designing and coding.

Finally, ATDs help to increase customer satisfaction. By ensuring that the product meets the user's needs and expectations, they increase the likelihood of a successful product launch and positive customer feedback.

In summary, an Acceptance Test Developer plays a crucial role in software development, offering significant benefits in terms of product quality, cost-efficiency, communication, and customer satisfaction.

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