Join Clario, a part of Thermo Fisher Scientific and help ensure the quality, reliability, and regulatory compliance of creative electronic Clinical Outcome Assessment (eCOA) solutions used in clinical trials around the world. As a Software Quality Engineer II, you will play a key role in validating study software, leading testing activities, reviewing Computer System Validation (CSV) documentation, and ensuring high-quality releases across multiple projects. This position offers the opportunity to collaborate with cross-functional teams, influence testing strategy, and contribute to continuous process improvements within a regulated healthcare technology environment.
What We Offer
- Competitive pay and incentives
- Provident fund and medical insurance
- Engaging employee programs and local events
- Modern office spaces and remote work flexibility
- Opportunities for professional development and career growth within a global organization
What You’ll Be Doing
- Validate eCOA study software and review, approve, and maintain Computer System Validation (CSV)
deliverables in accordance with applicable SOPs and work instructions.
- Review specifications, requirements, and project documentation to identify testability concerns, inconsistencies, risks, and quality gaps.
- Design comprehensive test strategies, test cases, test data, and validation approaches that ensure complete requirements traceability.
- Execute functional, integration, regression, performance, and user acceptance testing activities while creating meaningful test evidence and documentation.
- Analyze test results, identify defects, assess risk and severity, and collaborate with development teams to resolve issues effectively.
- Manage defect lifecycle activities, including reporting, investigation, retesting, prioritization, and root cause analysis support.
- Establish, configure, and maintain testing environments, tools, and supporting systems required for project execution.
- Prepare and maintain tes
📌 Software Quality Engineer II (India)
🏢 Clario
📍 India