QA Analyst - Web - Louisville, KY - Onsite

Job Title: QA Analyst - Web Location: Louisville, KY - Onsite Duration: 6 to 12+ Months ContractTest Planning Work with the product development and design teams to determine test plans for future releases. Maintain library of test scripts, both manual and automated. Assist developers in learning what tests need to be covered by unit tests. Participate in project meetings, daily scrums and planning sessions. Work with team members to estimate project QA tasks. Participate in the full software development life cycle from analysis, design, implementation, and quality assurance through delivery and support. Proactively determine gaps and failure points in requirements, user stories, test plans, and test scripts and determine ways users may misunderstand flows for a feature or application. Test Execution Execute manual and automated test scripts against our web application Report defects found during testing through creating tickets within Jira and reporting up to Product Owner Follow defect resolution from inception through production Production Support Participate in test execution efforts of scheduled production releases Skill Required: 5+ years QA/BA experience Ability to work well in a dynamic, flexible team environment Must be a resourceful and proactive self-starter Must have excellent communication skills, both written and verbal Ability to balance high quality standards with schedule pressures Ability to stay flexible and solution-oriented Experience in functionality e2e workflow testing, including test planning and execution Knowledge of industry standard testing tools and frameworks, with practical ability to implement and execute test suites Demonstrated ability to recognize business needs, evaluate requests, and recommend strong testing solutions Experience with Jira Experience with Zephyr a plus Experience with test automation tools a plus Familiarity with BDD style of testing a plus Web Automation: TestComplete Selenium Web Driver Javascript Experience working with BDD style of test frameworks