Network QA Engineer — End-to-End SDLC & Automation

Infosys Limited; Richardson (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Long‑term/Short‑term Disability

Health and Dependent Care Reim­burse­m

Insurance (Accident, Critical Illness,

401(k) plan

Job summary

Infosys seeks a Technology Consultant 2 to contribute to requirements elicitation, participate in design discussions, and implement features while ensuring system stability.

You will perform code reviews, build test strategies, document decisions, and help train users, with a focus on reliable delivery across SDLC phases. The role involves cross‑functional collaboration and may require relocation to support Infosys' evolving programs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent is required.
• Willingness to relocate and/or travel to work/project locations.
• US work authorization is required for employment.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to requirements elicitation and document business requirements.
• Facilitate design discussions and document design decisions.
• Participate in coding and integrate new features with stability focus.
• Conduct code reviews and maintain code repositories.
• Implement test strategies, analyze results, and coordinate fixes.
• Develop user training, documentation, and support frameworks.
• Resolve production issues and propose preventive improvements.
• Maintain records of code, tests, and support activities.

Skills

SDLC knowledge

Coding experience

Cross‑functional teamwork

Requirements elicitation

Documentation

Troubleshooting

Education

Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent

Job description

Infosys seeks a Technology Consultant 2 to contribute to requirements elicitation, participate in design discussions, and implement features while ensuring system stability.

You will perform code reviews, build test strategies, document decisions, and help train users, with a focus on reliable delivery across SDLC phases. The role involves cross‑functional collaboration and may require relocation to support Infosys' evolving programs.