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Donato Technologies, Inc. is seeking a Tester Level 2 with 4–7 years of QA experience to lead testing across complex domains. The role supports the Fair Hearings System and other program areas within IES, coordinating with performance and security testing teams as needed.
The consultant may telecommute up to 100% with manager approval, attending critical in-person milestone meetings in Albany. Strong communication with stakeholders and proficiency in defect tracking are required.
PRD-20261013-548
28 months
Working for the QA Lead, the Tester Level 2 will manage and oversee quality assurance activities initially related to the Fair Hearings System then move on to other program areas within IES.
Manage adherence to the IES Program Level testing strategy, quality assurance processes, artifacts and tools. Manage quality assurance team and deliverables.
Liaison with relevant stakeholders, including subject matter experts, users, executive teams, etc. to ensure that projects meet business needs.
Oversee adherence to the IES Program Level testing strategy, quality assurance processes, artifacts and tools.
Review deliverables from vendors to ensure system testing and delivery are in line with business needs, as described in the requirements.
Produce reports to Management and Project teams regarding status of Testing Efforts.
Manage test environments, test accounts and test data according to best practices.
Manage blended teams of State and vendor resources.
Other duties as assigned.
Consultants may be eligible to telecommute for more than 50% of their work hours, up to and including 100% remote work. Telecommuting arrangements require direct manager approval and are subject to change based on program needs. Consultants approved for 100% remote work must attend monthly in-person meetings at the Albany office and be available for major milestone meetings as needed.
IES will interview at least the top five highest candidates. If none of the five provide best value, IES will request to interview all candidates deemed susceptible based on technical and cost evaluations.