Job Description
Position Name: Kenan Testing Engineer
Position Status: Permanent
Job Level: Junior to Middle Level
Working Model: Work From Home (WFH)
Job Location: Bengaluru, India
Job Summary
We are looking for a skilled Kenan Testing Engineer with hands-on experience in Telecom Billing, particularly Kenan FX/BP. The ideal candidate should have strong expertise in manual functional testing, System Integration Testing (SIT), User Acceptance Testing (UAT), billing validation, invoice testing, rating, and end-to-end telecom billing processes.
Exposure to OSS/BSS and a solid understanding of the telecom billing lifecycle are mandatory.
Key Responsibilities
Perform Functional Testing, System Integration Testing (SIT), Regression Testing, UAT, and End-to-End Testing.
Validate end-to-end telecom billing processes, including:
Customer Creation
Product and Service Activation
Rating and Charging
Bill Generation
Invoice Validation
Payments and Adjustments
Collections
Prepare and maintain Test Strategies, Test Plans, Test Cases, Test Scenarios, and Test Execution Reports.




Execute manual test cases, document test results, and provide detailed test evidence.
Perform SQL validations against Oracle databases.
Validate billing calculations, charges, invoices, payments, adjustments, and collections.
Identify, log, track, and retest defects using Azure DevOps.
Participate in requirement analysis and identify test requirements, scenarios, and potential risks.
Collaborate with Development, Business, and Production Support teams to ensure high-quality delivery.
Support production verification and post-release validation activities.
Ensure testing activities are completed according to project timelines and quality standards.
Mandatory Skills and Qualifications
Hands-on experience in Telecom Billing Testing, preferably using Kenan FX/BP.
Strong experience in manual functional testing.
Hands-on experience with SIT, UAT, Regression Testing, and End-to-End Testing.
Strong understanding of

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