Robert Half
Quality Assurance Analyst (German Speaking)

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Robert Half Partnership Opportunity
Robert Half have partnered with a global retail organisation to recruit for an experienced German-Speaking QA Analyst to join a fast-paced technology team on an initial 6-month contract, with the potential for extension.
The Role
The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting the testing and quality assurance of web and mobile applications, with a particular focus on German localisation and ensuring an excellent customer experience across different markets.
Responsibilities
- Carry out manual functional and regression testing across web and mobile applications.
- Test Android and iOS applications, ensuring functionality and usability meet requirements.
- Perform API testing and support end-to-end testing activities.
- Identify, document and track defects using JIRA.
- Support the creation and execution of detailed test cases and test scenarios.
- Perform localisation testing, ensuring German translations, formatting and functionality are accurate and appropriate for the local market.
- Work closely with Developers, Product Managers and other QA professionals to investigate and resolve defects.
- Contribute to continuous improvements across the QA and testing process.
- Support UAT activities and provide clear feedback to business and technical stakeholders.
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Experience
- 4+ years' experience in QA / Software Testing.
- Strong experience with manual testing, including functional and regression testing.
- Experience testing web applications and mobile applications across Android and iOS.
- Experience with API testing.
- Strong experience using JIRA or similar defect management tools.
- Previous experience with localisation testing is highly desirable.
- Fluent German and English communication skills are essential.
- Strong attention to detail, particularly around language, localisation and user experience.
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and collaborating with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.


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- Initial 6-month contract
- London Based | 4 Days per week onsite
- Competitive Day Rate | Inside IR35
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