8-11 years of experience in Technical Quality Assurance
Proficient in performance testing using LoadRunner
Strong programming skills in Java or C
Experience in large-scale cloud or virtualization environments
Expertise in performance analysis of Java and database applications
Familiarity with Unix/Linux environments
Knowledge of continuous integration processes using Jenkins
Responsibilities
Design and execute performance and scalability test cases
Automate testing processes for throughput and latency measurement
Analyze performance results and provide scalability recommendations
Debug performance issues in Oracle databases
Utilize profiling tools for performance analysis
Collaborate with development teams to enhance application performance
Ensure quality assurance standards are met throughout the testing process
Benefits
Opportunities for professional development and training
Access to cutting-edge technology and tools
Collaborative work environment
Flexible work arrangements
Health and wellness programs
Full Job Description
Role description
Technical Quality Assurance - Sr Professional II (Grade 10) [Experience: 8-11 Years; Individual Contributor role] >Experience in Performance testing using Load runner >Design, execute, and automate performance and scalability test cases for measurement of throughput, latency and response times under various load conditions. >Able to analyze results, and make deployment and scalability recommendations based on findings. >Strong experience in programming languages such as Java or C, in a distributed, large scale cloud or virtualization environment in Linux/Unix. >Expertise in performance analysis of complex Java and database applications. >Knowledge of Java CPU, memory or object allocation profiling. >Knowledge of Unix/Linux environment >Knowledge of continuous integration process using Jenkins and build deployment using WebSphere & WebLogic >Knowledge of Profiling tools - Your kit java profiler , App Dynamics, NMON , DB2MON >Strong Expertise with analyzing and debugging performance issues on Oracle databases