Test Lead
Experience: 10–12 Years
Location: Pune Kharadi
Work Mode: Onsite
Working Days: 5 Days | Day Shift
Job Summary
We are looking for an experienced Test Lead with 10–12 years of experience in Banking/Financial Services domain testing. The candidate will be responsible for leading QA activities, defining test strategies, managing testing teams, ensuring end-to-end test coverage, and coordinating with business and technical stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities
Lead and manage end-to-end testing activities for banking applications.
Analyze business requirements, BRDs, FRDs, user stories, and business processes.
Define Test Strategy, Test Plan, Test Approach, Scope, Entry/Exit Criteria, and Test Estimates.
Review requirements and identify testing risks, dependencies, and gaps.
Lead preparation and review of test scenarios, test cases, test data, and RTM.
Manage Functional, Integration, System, Regression, UAT, Smoke, Sanity, and Release testing.
Ensure comprehensive end-to-end banking workflow coverage.
Lead API and database validation activities using Postman and SQL.




Coordinate defect management, prioritization, root-cause analysis, and defect triage.
Track QA metrics, defect trends, test execution status, risks, and overall quality.
Mentor and guide junior and senior QA engineers.
Review test deliverables and ensure adherence to QA standards and processes.
Coordinate with Business Analysts, Developers, Product Owners, Project Managers, and Business Stakeholders.
Provide regular QA status updates to management and stakeholders.
Support UAT, production deployment, release validation, and post-production verification.
Identify opportunities for process improvements and increased testing efficiency.
Work within Agile/Scrum delivery methodologies.
Banking Domain Expertise
Robust hands-on experience in the following areas:
Core Banking
Payments
Collections
Liquidity Management
VAM (Virtual Account Management)
Client Onboarding
Client Services – Salesforce
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