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T24 Test Manager

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Job Description
Experience in Temenos Core Banking/Private Banking/ Wealth Management is must.
The Test Engineer will be responsible for:
- Analysing requirements
- Designing and executing manual test cases
- Validating business workflows
- Logging defects
- Supporting retesting and regression testing
- Ensuring that application functionality meets agreed acceptance criteria
Responsibilities
- Review business requirements, functional specifications, user stories, process flows, and acceptance criteria
- Prepare test scenarios, test cases, test data requirements, expected results, and execution evidence
- Execute functional, system, integration, smoke, sanity, regression, and end-to-end test cases as per the approved test plan
- Perform backend validation using SQL queries, logs, reports, batch outputs, API responses, or database checks where applicable
- Log defects with clear steps to reproduce, screenshots, logs, severity, priority, and business impact
- Support defect triage, retesting, regression testing, and closure verification in coordination with development and business teams
- Maintain requirement-to-test-case traceability and ensure test execution status is updated in the agreed test management tool
- Support UAT preparation, user walkthroughs, test evidence consolidation, and test completion reporting
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Requirements
- Experience in manual testing across functional, integration, regression, and UAT support phases
- Good understanding of STLC, SDLC, Agile delivery, defect lifecycle, test case design techniques, and test execution processes
- Experience with tools such as JIRA, Azure DevOps, ALM, Zephyr, or equivalent test management and defect tracking platforms
- Working knowledge of SQL, API validation using Postman or SOAP UI, log analysis, and basic data validation
- Ability to understand business processes, identify test coverage gaps, and communicate defects clearly


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Preferred Qualifications
- Banking, payments, lending, cards, deposits, digital channels, or core banking domain experience is preferred
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