- Alimentiv 2
- London, Greater London
- Full-Time
- 68 days ago
- CAD 89,000 – CAD 138,000
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Alimentiv 2
Senior Software QA Tester.
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Senior Software QA Tester: our view in 3 lines...
- The Role:This role is for a senior QA tester focused on regulated medical imaging software and hardware products.
- The Person:The person will lead test strategy and execution, drive quality outcomes, improve QA processes, mentor junior testers, and help develop the shared automation framework.
- Requirements:The ideal candidate has deep regulated software testing expertise and experience with quality, compliance, and validation requirements across the software development lifecycle.
About the role
The Senior Software QA Tester is responsible for leading test strategy, execution, and quality outcomes for Alimentiv's regulated medical imaging software and hardware products, bringing deep regulated software testing expertise and operating with minimal day-to-day supervision. This role applies deep expertise in regulated software testing to ensure that complex medical imaging software and hardware products meet Alimentiv’s quality, compliance, and validation requirements throughout the software development lifecycle. As a senior practitioner within the QA team, this role leads process improvement initiatives, mentors more junior testers, and guides the adoption and improvement of the shared automation framework.
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