An Automation Tester writes code and uses special tools to run automated tests on software. They check if programs work well, find bugs before users see them, and help teams release updates faster Design, build, and run automated test scripts.

Create and update test automation frameworks.

Find and log software bugs or system flaws.

Requirement Analysis: Read project documents to learn what the software must do.

Test Planning: Outline the testing strategy, schedule, and resource needs.

Test Case Design: Write step-by-step test scenarios and expected results.

Test Execution: Run tests by hand on the target environment.

Defect Reporting: Log any bugs found and track them until Roles & Responsibilities A manual testing outlines a role focused on reviewing software requirements, writing test cases, executing tests by hand, and finding bugs to ensure apps work well before release.



Templates typically feature core duties like functional testing, regression checking, and bug tracking via tools like Jira.

Good knowledge of the software testing life cycle (STLC).

Basic SQL knowledge to check databases.

Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.

Explicit communication and teamwork traits

Smoke Testing: Quick check of core features to see if a build is stable.

Sanity Testing: Focused check after a small code fix or minor change.

Regression Testing: Re-running tests to ensure updates did not break old features.

Exploratory Testing: Free-form testing where the tester relies on intuition to break the app.

User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Final check by users or stakeholders to confirm business needs are met.

📌 Automation Test Engineer (Pune)
🏢 InfoVision
📍 Pune