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Autism Services in Regina is seeking a QA Tester to plan, develop, maintain, and execute comprehensive test cases for system enhancements, software development, and weekly in-house changes across multiple applications. The role involves close collaboration with project teams to analyze and document requirements and ensure quality prior to release.
With a strong understanding of testing procedures and QA programs, you will log defects in our ALM system, work with analysts to resolve issues, and
Wage/Salary Info:
$58,318.00 - $74,454.64 per year
Posted Date:
17-Aug-2026
Location:
REGINA
# of Positions:
1
Employment Terms:
Full-Time
Length of Employment:
Permanent Appointment
Education:
Technical/Applied Science Diploma
Experience:
3-5 Years
Apply By Date:
30-Aug-2026
Job Summary:
The QA Tester will be responsible for planning, developing, maintaining and executing effective test cases for system enhancements, software application development, and weekly in-house changes to various applications. Also, the QA Tester works within various Project Teams, analyzes, defines and documents Business Process and information requirements.
With a strong understanding of testing procedures and quality assurance programs, the QA Tester will be responsible for testing applications prior to release into production. Any defects that are identified will be recorded in our ALM system. The position will work with analysts to resolve defects and retest.
The QA Tester will play a valuable role in providing ongoing feedback to the development and technical teams of these applications for enhancements and play a critical role in the implementation of these fixes.
Qualifications:
Diploma or higher in computer science or related discipline from an accredited posted-secondary education institution.
Minimum 3 years of experience working full-time as a Software Tester in an information technology environment within the past 5 years. Experience includes the following: