Non Functional Tester

Job description:

**You will be expected to contribute to determining the following:**
* How is the application looking in terms of health/performance?
* Anything bad happening (expensive DB statements, warnings / alerts, performance degradation)?
* What are the dominant workloads and where should we focus our performance tuning efforts?
* How are the performance metrics trending? Are there any potential problems emerging?
* How is the NFT coverage for an IT initiative or a business area? Does the initiative have testable Non functional requirements?
* Is the project or initiative complying with guidelines in terms of NFT requirement, managing requirement effectively and working towards a reliable and performing product
This role is within non functional quality engineering team and is responsible for enabling Non Functional testing. This is a hands on role where you will be expected to contribute to all aspects of Non Functional testing. Non functional testing includes Performance, Reliability, accessibility and Usability.
**Competencies and tasks:**
* Senior Stakeholder management
* Leading engineers to implement non Functional testing across workstreams
* Work both independently and as part of a distributed team
* Design tests based on non-functional requirements
* Support execution of non functional tests
* Analyse performance problems identified during testing to determine where effort should be focussed to resolve them
* Contribute towards the development of non functional quality engineering central capability
**Experience:**
* Scripting, executing, analyzing, and reporting tests using LoadRunner and Jmeter.
* Gathering performance requirements using templates, logs, and monitoring tools.
* Creating performance test data using automation for performance scenarios.
* Analysing performance test results, collaborating with technical teams to resolve bottlenecks, and report the summarised status.
* Application architecture and technologies, including Web, API, Micro Services, Web Services, Java and Apache.
* Web-HTTP/HTML & Web Services load test scripting protocols.
* Agile ways of working in an agile environment.
* Managing multiple projects to test new features, BAU releases, and production fixes
* Knowledge of monitoring tools such as Dynatrace