Test manager (ITAS6)
WA State Department of Social and Health ServicesLacey, Washington, United States
- Location
- Lacey, Washington, United States
- Posted
- 13 Aug 2007
- Salary
- $5,258 a month
- Closes
- 25 Jun 2008
- Employment
- Full-Time
- Experience
- 5+ years
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- 935
This posting closed on 25 Jun 2008.
• Responsible for managing the quality assurance/testing of software revisions to the SSPS.
• Defines the processes and standards used by the Union Benefits Project team to develop test plans, create test scenarios and document test results.
• Assigns and tracks testing tasks, works with others to resolve testing issues, and monitors and manages test progress and confirms that code changes are production ready.
• Develops and/or maintains methodologies to promote complex changes through multiple environments to production, including but not limited to versioning and test scripts.
• Works closely with peers on project planning and defining testing requirements, risks, and issues.
• Coordinates systems implementations and revisions with other sections, divisions, and state and federal agencies.
• Effectively communicates testing and release schedules to SSPS staff.
• Effectively communicates with Management and external entities as deemed appropriate by his/her supervisor and/or the Project Manager.
• Facilitates testing meetings.
• Evaluates tools and technologies for integration into the software development environment
• Introduces integrated, automated test tools to assist with test documentation, regression testing, defect identification and tracking, and root cause analysis. Trains and supports testers on the use of these tools.
About WA State Department of Social and Health Services
The Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) was created by the Washington State Legislature in 1970. This action established a single agency unifying related statewide social and health services programs designed to protect the general public and persons who are either unable to care for themselves fully or meet their basic needs. The agency protects members of society from being deprived of the basic requirements for sustaining life; food, shelter, clothing, and medical care.
The Social Service Payment System (SSPS) was conceived and developed in the late 1970’s by the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) to authorize the delivery and/or purchase of social services performed for clients, to collect social services client data required for state and federal reporting, and to initiate the payment process for purchased services.