ERP Testing Lead: Remote, UAT & Vendor Coordination

York Solutions, LLC; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plans

Dental plan

Vision plan

Life insurance

401(k) plan

Voluntary insurance

Flexible work options

Team environment

Learning & development

Job summary

York Solutions, LLC is seeking a Testing Lead to drive ERP testing leadership and hands-on execution during a confidential ERP/platform transition. You will build out the testing process, execute test scripts, facilitate UAT, and coordinate with internal stakeholders, engineers, and the implementation vendor.

Strong communication, organization, and patience are essential. You will lead large-scale testing efforts, manage Jira defects, and synthesize status reports while focusing on vendor

Qualifications

• Experience leading large-scale ERP testing efforts.
• Strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills.
• Automation experience is a bonus but not required.

Responsibilities

• Define, implement QA strategy across systems, applications, and integrations.
• Lead all testing efforts: functional, integration, data validation, automation, and UAT.
• Coordinate with business stakeholders, engineers, and vendors to identify risks and drive defect resolution.
• Manage Jira defects and synthesize ticket status for stakeholders.

Skills

ERP testing leadership

Test planning

Stakeholder communication

Vendor coordination

UAT facilitation

Automation experience

Jira defect management

Tools

Jira

Job description

York Solutions, LLC is seeking a Testing Lead to drive ERP testing leadership and hands-on execution during a confidential ERP/platform transition. You will build out the testing process, execute test scripts, facilitate UAT, and coordinate with internal stakeholders, engineers, and the implementation vendor.

Strong communication, organization, and patience are essential. You will lead large-scale testing efforts, manage Jira defects, and synthesize status reports while focusing on vendor