QA Tester(Junior) with experience in AI Automation Tools - W2 Only(Rapise Testing)

Role QA Tester(Junior) - W2 Only with experience in AI Automation Tools Client Government of Arkansas Experience 1 to 2 Years Work Type Remote Duration Long Term Compensation Depends on Experience eSystems Inc. is a fast-growing Systems Integrator based in Princeton, New Jersey. We provide strategic IT solutions and services with primary practice areas in Java and Microsoft centric e-Business solutions, ERP solutions, Enterprise Application Integration, Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence solutions. Our clients include Fortune 500 corporations, government agencies, small and mid-sized local businesses, and non-profit organizations. As an equal opportunity employer, eSystems complies with all applicable laws, rules and regulations preventing discrimination against job applicants based on race, ethnicity, religious beliefs, gender, gender identity, age, veteran status, marital status, physical challenges, or any other relevant factor THE JD and the required skillset are below. Please make sure that the suitable candidate has atleast 90% of the skillset mentioned Responsibilities • Develop test cases from business requirements, and test scripts for UAT; • Perform User Acceptance Testing in accordance with approved test plans and research unexpected results; • Create test data required to perform UAT; • Execute UAT Scripts & batch jobs; • Perform Application Interface/Integration testing; • Perform functionality, usability, design and basic security testing on citizen portal; • Perform 508 compliance testing (State utilizes JAWS); • Create, update and Execute UAT SQL queries (reporting UAT); • Update Requirements Traceability Matrix (State utilizes JAMA); • Create, update and execute automated test scripts. Maintain UAT Regression script libraries; • Document all test results in the appropriate format (State utilizes JAMA); • Log all defects discovered during UAT (State Utilizes JIRA); • Participate in deployments to perform User Acceptance Testing (May require after hours work); • Participate in all scheduled and ad hoc meetings as required. Required Technical Skills • 1 to 2 years of experience in QA, UAT, or software testing roles. • Experience in Rapise or AI Automation Testing Tools(Atleast 2 years) • Strong understanding of SDLC, STLC, and UAT processes. • Ability to write clear and comprehensive test cases, test scripts, and test data. • Hands-on experience with JIRA (defect tracking) and JAMA (requirements & test management). • Basic to intermediate SQL skills (SELECT, JOIN, WHERE, GROUP BY). • Exposure to test automation tools (Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, or similar). • Experience with 508 compliance testing and JAWS. • Understanding of integration/interface testing concepts. • Familiarity with batch job execution and validation. • Strong documentation and communication skills. Preferred Skills • Experience in Agile/Scrum environments. • Exposure to API testing tools (Postman, Swagger). • Basic understanding of security testing concepts. • Knowledge of regression automation frameworks. Education • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field OR equivalent practical experience.

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