Infoplus Technologies UK Limited
Test Manager

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Role: Test Manager
Location: London, UK (Hybrid)
Type: Contract Position
Role Title: Test Manager
A test manager is needed to oversee the project test strategy and delivery and ensure that the full solution works end to end.
The Test Manager will be responsible for overall testing of the new ESG Ratings solution. This solution involves product enhancements and integrations within existing in-house Product Group managed regulatory systems.
The product development will be via Agile methodology by Product Group based teams including testers. The Test Manager will develop the overall test strategy including end to end testing, UAT and business assurance of the new workflows.
Accountabilities:
- Refine a test strategy for all system, integration, user acceptance and end to end testing
- Work closely with the Product Group teams including testers, to ensure the overall system testing is fit for purpose and clearly documented where required and to provide testing support to the Product Groups
- The Test Manager must be able to work independently, with responsibility for the quality assurance of all application and functional testing, within defined timelines
- Concise and informative project level reporting of testing
- Resolve test findings, defects and conflicts within the end-to-end solution, in conjunction with Product Group test teams
- Ensure any risks to the project and end point solution are identified and clearly understood, documented and escalated if required
- Building and managing stakeholder relationships, including day to day collaborative working with stakeholders and business SMEs
- Develop an assurance process which enables the business to be fully confident in the solution through the various iterations
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Experience:
- Development of Test Strategies across multiple systems and use cases
- Working with off-shore teams
- Management of Test Analysts
- Managing UAT
- Managing end to end testing across integrated systems
- Experience of testing multiple technologies, including Salesforce.
- Experience of leading agile ceremonies including scrum of scrums coordination between technology teams, environments management and dependency management
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