BNP Paribas Fortis is a key player on the Belgian market and a driver of economic growth. Within the entity Invest, you will be part of the squad Referential. We deliver recent functionalities and enhancements on a frequent basis.
Position Purpose
As a tester, you join an enthusiastic multidisciplinary team. Together, you test, enrich, and maintain the applications doing functional testing.
You will test products developed in Cobol from the BNP Paribas Fortis requirements definition to the end to end test participation. Working in an agile mode with daily huddles and frequent production releases, whilst maintaining high quality standards.
The position requires working in a virtual team and international environment and is multidisciplinary in nature. It involves coordination with other locations and divisions of BNP Paribas as necessary.
It is important that the candidate should have strong financial products knowledge along with high analytical skills and attention to details.
Responsibilities
Direct Responsibilities
As member of an international, multi-functional squad you work closely together with the business and functional analysts as well with the technical analyst/developers in order to define the test strategy of a functional /technical change.
- You identify the necessary testcases and prepare the correct dataset for testing.
- You identify and manage dependencies with other teams (within or outside the tribe) and ensure a good test coverage within the application landscape, keeping an E2E view
- You execute tests and report on test progress and results in a structured way ensuring a clear communication of involved parties within or outside of your squad.
- Most of the testing is manual, but you look for opportunities to automate tests where possible.
- You participate in integration and functional acceptance testing gu
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