Senior Test Engineer

**About ValGenesis** ValGenesis is a leading digital validation platform provider for life sciences companies. ValGenesis suite of products are used by 30 of the top 50 global pharmaceutical and biotech companies to achieve digital transformation, total compliance and manufacturing excellence/intelligence across their product lifecycle. Learn more about working for ValGenesis, the de facto standard for paperless validation in Life Sciences: .[](http://valgenesis.com/about) **About the Role:** ValGenesis is looking for Senior QA/Test Engineers to join and strengthen our development team. Test engineers will be part of the development scrum teams, and will closely work with the developers, BA/PO to ensure that all digital products are properly verified before reaching the clients. ### Responsibilities - Develop deep expertise in our products and their uses in the pharmaceutical industry. - Plan and execute computer system verification activities. - Work with software developers and product managers in an Agile team environment. - Create testing-related documentation, including test plans, test cases/scripts, and bug reports assessing quality and associated risk. - Ability to map data flows in the software as a basis to develop challenging and robust testing. - Conduct QA tests and verify outcomes within schedules/timelines. ### Requirements - Prior experience/knowledge in Biopharma Industry, specifically pharma regulatory, quality, risk, process validation. - 5 - 10 years of experience in Functional flow testing of all test phases. - Experience of using or testing any pharma validation/quality software systems is a huge plus. - Experience in leading/guiding junior team members. - Experience using Jira. - Proficient in MS Office and Test Design. - Able to work both collaboratively and independently in a fast-paced environment. - Able to work with minimal supervision. - Good understanding of software development life cycle process. - Experience with test automation frameworks (Robot, Selenium etc) is preferable.