Correla
QA Lead

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Discipline: Standard
Job type: Permanent
Job ref: 010523
Published: about 3 hours ago
Correla is looking for a Quality Assurance Lead to join our team.
Salary: circa £51,000 (advertised salary achievable for a candidate fulfilling all role criteria)
Job Type: Permanent
About Us
In March 2021, Correla was created, as an independently owned business to bring in private investment to fuel innovation in the centre of the energy market and beyond.
Correla is derived from correlation, because we’re all about exploring and enhancing relationships between data, people, and processes. Our SaaS products and Managed Service solutions combine to power industry innovation, simplify an increasingly complex market, and deliver cost and operational efficiencies.
Our goal is to support industry transformation, to move to a net-zero future and to positively impact the end-consumer.
Correla is derived from correlation, because we’re all about exploring and enhancing relationships between data, people, and processes. Our SaaS products and Managed Service solutions combine to power industry innovation, simplify an increasingly complex market, and deliver cost and operational efficiencies.
Our goal is to support industry transformation, to move to a net-zero future and to positively impact the end-consumer.
About the Role:
- Quality Leadership and Early Engagement: Lead quality engagement throughout the delivery lifecycle, ensuring quality considerations are understood and addressed from the earliest stages of delivery. Facilitate quality discussions during refinement and planning activities, challenge requirements that are incomplete, ambiguous or introduce unnecessary risk, and promote a proactive approach to quality across the team.
- People Leadership and Development: Provide day-to-day leadership, coaching and mentoring to QA team members. Support objective setting, career development and capability growth, helping individuals develop their skills and achieve their potential whilst fostering a positive and collaborative team culture.
- Quality Planning and Delivery: Define and oversee quality activities across the product, contributing directly to testing and quality validation activities whilst ensuring appropriate coverage, risk mitigation and delivery outcomes. Balance delivery priorities, quality objectives and available resources to support successful delivery.
- Quality Engineering and Technical Leadership: Lead the adoption and continuous improvement of automation approaches, tooling and quality engineering practices. Support the team in developing and maintaining effective automation that provides efficient, reliable and sustainable quality validation throughout the development lifecycle.
- Collaboration and Continuous Improvement: Work closely with developers, product managers, stakeholders and end users to promote a culture of quality and continuous improvement. Identify opportunities to improve products, processes and ways of working, helping drive improvements that enhance quality, delivery effectiveness and customer outcomes.
- Quality Risk Management: Assess, communicate and help manage quality risks throughout delivery. Provide clear and balanced recommendations that support informed decision-making, ensuring quality considerations are understood and appropriately addressed.
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About You
- Quality Leadership: Champions quality across the product and team, helping others understand how quality is achieved through collaboration, continuous improvement and shared responsibility rather than testing alone.
- People Leadership and Coaching: Able to lead, support and develop individuals and teams through effective coaching, mentoring, feedback. Creates an environment where people can learn, grow and succeed.
- Strategic and Analytical Thinking: Able to understand complex systems, delivery challenges and quality risks, considering both immediate and longer-term impacts when making decisions or providing guidance.
- Understanding of Software Engineering Practices: Demonstrates a strong understanding of software development, quality assurance principles, Agile delivery approaches and modern engineering practices. Able to apply this knowledge to support effective delivery and quality outcomes.
- Technical Curiosity and Awareness: Maintains a strong interest in technology and quality engineering practices, with a good understanding of how software systems, infrastructure and networks interact. Encourages the team to continually develop technical knowledge and capability.
- Communication and Influence: Communicates effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders, providing clear guidance, challenging constructively when required and influencing decisions through evidence and experience.
- Continuous Improvement: Actively seeks opportunities to improve quality, delivery effectiveness and team capability. Encourages experimentation, learning and the adoption of better ways of working.


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What We Offer
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- Uncapped annual leave
- 6-12% Pension Contribution
- Private Healthcare
- 26 weeks’ full pay equal parent leave
- Wellbeing Services
- And more!
At Correla, we are committed to working towards being a more diverse and inclusive workplace where our people can truly be themselves. We recognise the benefits of having talented people from a range of backgrounds and cultures who bring different perspectives, life experiences and diversity of thinking.
Our aim is to attract and retain the very best diverse talent to help create an exciting, innovative, and successful business that enables us to deliver an exceptional experience for our customers. We would therefore like to encourage applications from people with varied skillsets and experience and from different backgrounds and sectors to help shape our future.
Correla is an Equal Opportunities Employer. We believe in equality of opportunity regardless of race or racial group, ancestry, place of origin, ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, gender re-assignment, age, record of offences, marital/civil partnership status, family status, pregnancy, maternity and paternity, religion/belief or disability. We promise that your opportunity for employment with us depends solely on your qualifications and relevant experience.
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