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Anavation

Test Engineer

Quantico, VAfull timemidAdded 6 days ago

About this role

AnaVation seeks an experienced Test Engineer for a mission-critical program at Quantico, VA. You'll develop and execute comprehensive test plans, perform manual and automated testing, and collaborate with operational teams to ensure quality and identify issues early. This on-site role requires an active Top Secret clearance and ability to obtain SCI accesses.

What you'll do

  • Develop and execute detailed test plans and test cases
  • Perform manual and automated testing across applications and systems
  • Identify, document, and track bugs and issues throughout the testing lifecycle
  • Develop and maintain testing scripts and automation tools
  • Collaborate with operational end-users to validate testing against requirements
  • Communicate findings and work with teams to resolve defects before production impact

What they're looking for

  • Test planning and test case development
  • Manual testing methodologies
  • Test automation tools and scripting
  • Bug tracking and documentation
  • Software quality assurance processes
  • Attention to detail and problem-solving
  • Communication and teamwork
  • Mission-critical systems experience
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Anavation

Anavation builds technology solutions for government and federal agencies, including cloud infrastructure, security systems, data engineering, and custom applications. The company is hiring Security Engineers, Data Engineers, ServiceNow Developers, Systems Integration Engineers, and Full Stack Software Engineers to support mission-critical systems and cybersecurity initiatives.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience developing and executing test plans for mission-critical systems.
  • What test automation tools and frameworks have you used, and how did you choose them for specific projects?