QA Engineer / 100% manual / Bolingbrook IL
Woodridge, Illinois
Full Time
$90k - $110k
A leading enterprise organization based in Bolingbrook, Illinois is seeking a QA Engineer—either fully manual or with automation experience—to join a mission-critical team focused on delivering high-quality, scalable software applications. This role is ideal for quality engineers with a strong understanding of software testing fundamentals, SQL, and bug tracking, with bonus points for automation experience in C#.
The QA Engineer will support both manual and automated testing efforts, working closely with development teams to ensure product quality from front-end to back-end. Candidates with automation skills will contribute to test script development in C#, while manual testers will play a key role in validating application functionality, logging defects in Jira, and ensuring a seamless end-user experience.
Key Responsibilities-
Design and execute test cases for web and/or desktop applications
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Perform both manual and automated testing (C# preferred for automation)
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Conduct front-end, back-end, and database testing using SQL
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Log and track defects using Jira
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Collaborate closely with developers and stakeholders to clarify requirements and test coverage
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Participate in regression, functional, and integration testing cycles
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Identify and document bugs and inconsistencies
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Analyze test results and contribute to continuous quality improvement
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2–5+ years of experience in QA or Software Testing
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Hands-on experience with manual testing; automation experience is a strong plus
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Proficiency in SQL for database validation
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Familiarity with Jira or other bug tracking tools
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Automation scripting in C# (if applicable)
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Strong communication and documentation skills
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Detail-oriented mindset with a passion for quality
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Experience with test automation frameworks (e.g., Selenium, NUnit, xUnit)
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Exposure to CI/CD environments
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Familiarity with API testing tools (e.g., Postman)
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Experience in Agile or Scrum environments
Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis now and in the future.