QA SDET

• .net API,Cypress,UI and API,Web browser automation,information technology,software development,technology,web application,web development
• Proven experience in manual testing of web applications, including UI and API testing.
• Strong understanding of software testing principles, methodologies, and STLC.
• Experience with testing React-based user interfaces.
• Experience with testing RESTful APIs built with .NET.
• Proficiency in using Cypress for both UI and API test automation.
• Familiarity with bug tracking tools (e.g., Jira, Azure DevOps).
• Experience with version control systems (e.g., Git).
• Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team

Manual Testing:
1. Execute comprehensive manual test cases for web applications built with React, ensuring functionality, usability, and responsiveness across various browsers and devices.
2. Perform manual testing of .NET APIs, including functional, integration, and regression testing using tools like Postman or similar.
3. Identify, document, and track defects and issues in a clear and concise manner within a bug tracking system.
4. Collaborate with development teams to understand requirements and design effective test plans and strategies.
5. Participate in requirement reviews, design discussions, and sprint planning meetings.

Automation Testing (Cypress):
1. Develop and maintain automated UI tests using Cypress for React applications.
2. Create and execute automated API tests using Cypress for .NET APIs, verifying data integrity, response times, and error handling.
3. Integrate automated tests into the CI/CD pipeline for continuous testing.
4. Analyze automation test results and report on test coverage and defect trends.

General QA:
1. Contribute to the improvement of testing processes and methodologies.
2. Stay updated with industry best practices in software testing, particularly in React, .NET, and Cypress.
3. Provide clear and timely communication regarding testing progress and potential risks