About The Company
Founded with a commitment to delivering innovative technology solutions, AQM Technologies is a leading provider of IT services and consulting in the insurance domain. Our organization specializes in delivering tailored software solutions, quality assurance, and testing services to clients across the financial and insurance sectors. With a focus on excellence and customer satisfaction, AQM Technologies has established a reputation for providing reliable and efficient services that help organizations streamline their operations and achieve their strategic goals. Our team comprises experienced professionals dedicated to leveraging cutting-edge technologies to solve complex business challenges and enhance operational efficiency.

About The Role
We are seeking a skilled Manual Tester with expertise in Health Claims processing and hands-on experience with TCS BaNCS platform. The successful candidate will be responsible for validating various claim workflows within the health insurance domain, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards, business rules,



and quality benchmarks. This role requires a detail-oriented qualified capable of performing comprehensive testing activities, including functional, regression, and user acceptance testing, to ensure the delivery of high-quality software solutions. The ideal candidate will work closely with business analysts, domain experts, and development teams to identify issues, verify fixes, and ensure seamless system performance.

Qualifications
The ideal candidate should possess a Bachelor's degree in any discipline, preferably with relevant experience in the insurance domain. Prior exposure to health claims processing and familiarity with TCS BaNCS platform are essential. Candidates should demonstrate strong analytical skills, excellent documentation capabilities, and a good understanding of insurance processes, claim lifecycle, and policy administration. Basic SQL knowledge and experience with test management an

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