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3 Iowa Software Quality Assurance Engineer jobs found on Monster.

Testing Engineer

General Dynamics Information Technology Coralville, IA, 52241

Posted 1 days ago

This position is located in our IA, Coralville facility Follows designed testing methodologies; with a focus on testing and evaluating software and integration solutions; and compiles data and defines changes required in testing procedures or new testing requirements. Follows test scripts and ensures desired functionality within the system or systems. Conducts and reports on a robust testing progr...

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Sr Principal Quality Engineer

General Dynamics Information Technology Coralville, IA, 52241

Posted 1 days ago

This position is located in our IA, Coralville facility Develops and applies quality standards in accordance with company and customer requirements. Develops and conducts related tests. 1. Develops and applies quality standards in accordance with company and customer requirements. 2. Designs and implements methods and procedures for testing and inspecting the quality level of products and equipmen...

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Engineer, Test

General Dynamics Information Technology Coralville, IA, 52241

Posted 4 days ago

This position is located in our IA, Coralville facility • Responsible for defining test strategies, plans, procedures and reports. • Responsible for writing tests, executing those tests, and reporting the results. • Initiate and analysis of problem reports and change requests. • Ensure that software under test implements the functionality specified in all approved requirement documents and that it...

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