Description:

Description

Description:

System Analysis of Automated Test 
·Own existing scripts of Ascent Automated Test
·Deeply understand business process and automated test concept that support Automated Test in Ascent CAP/CMS/DAAS/WFS
·Work with suppliers to maintain and improve scripts of Ascent Automated Test
·Identity, analyze and document problems with the scripts of created or executed scripts and manage the issue to resolution
·In case maintain the existing codebase and fix the problems directly
·Collaborate with the Architect and Development Group to integrate Ascent Automated Test in ITM China Jenkins platform
·Support Test Automation BA or Test & Release Manager in upward stakeholder management and day-to-day management and risk management
·Support Up/Downstream systems’ e2e automated testing

·Continuous expands scripts of Ascent Automated Test to ensure coverage of newly developed features Operational Excellence thru Leading Automation
-Analyze Ascent related all IT Operations processes in order to determine how these processes can be done efficiently and effectively thru automation
-Identify and diagnose pain-points or problems, and find low-cost and innovative solutions 
-Provide a list of things that are being done well, and also create a list of things that can be improved, providing recommendations on how to change these aspects of a process 

Qualifications

Qualifications:

Experience of working in Ascent system (CAP/CMS/WFS/DAAS) or 3rd party solution related in Automated test or Performance Test

Familiar with common test framework or test methodology

Has experience of developing software for a large enterprise, including n-tier development or test related

Ability to work in virtual cross-cultural and cross-border teams

High skilled in Ascent system (CAP/CMS/WFS/DAAS) or Test Complete or Loadrunner/Jmeter, etc.

Knowledge of one or more scripting languages (JavaScript, Python, Perl)

Excellent knowledge and understanding of software development and testing technology

Fluent English speaking and writing