Part-time Junior BA/QA Analyst

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Part-time Junior BA/QA Analyst

Job Description The Part-time Junior BA/QA Analyst role is designed specifically for current students, fresh graduates, and career shifters. This role offers a foundational career stepping stone, reporting a manageable minimum of 20 hours per week.

Under the mentorship of our senior experts, you will gain hands-on, real-world experience bridging the gap between business requirements and reliable software delivery.

This opportunity is perfect for driven learners looking to build their resumes, master the full software development lifecycle, and gain highly practical skills in process documentation, data analysis, and testing.

Duties and Responsibilities

Requirements & Documentation: Learn to translate business requirements into functional specifications and practice creating visual aids, like flowcharts, to document complex processes.

Data Collection & Analysis: Gain experience in collecting and analyzing operational data to spot trends, patterns, and areas for improvement.

Project Support: Work closely with our engineering team to support project planning and ensure outcomes align with business goals.

Test Case Development & Execution: Get hands-on practice creating and executing comprehensive test cases based on real project specifications.

Defect Reporting: Learn how to properly identify, document, and track software bugs through to resolution.

Automation & Data Management: Under the guidance of senior staff, learn the basics of creating automated test scripts and managing test data sets.

Stakeholder Collaboration: Build your professional communication skills by acting as a liaison between developers, project managers, and external stakeholders.

Continuous Growth: Dedicate time to proactively learning basic programming concepts, testing frameworks, and business analysis standards (e.g., BBST and IIBA) with the support of our team.

Required Skills & Qualifications

Educational Background: Currently pursuing or recently graduated with a degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Business Administration, or a related field.

Analytical Thinking: Strong problem-solving skills, a natural curiosity, and the ability to connect the dots in data.

Technical Documentation: Ability to write clearly and concisely; familiarity with creating basic fl owcharts or diagrams from your university coursework is a big plus!

Communication: Enthusiastic and professional interpersonal skills to collaborate comfortably with diverse teams, including engineers and clients.

Detail Oriented: A keen eye for detail and a commitment to accuracy, demonstrated through your academic projects or extracurricular activities.

Eagerness to Learn: A baseline understanding of software concepts from your studies and a highly proactive willingness to learn testing methodologies and business analysis on the job.

Seniority Level

Junior

Employment Type

Part-time

Job Function

Analyst,Quality Assurance,Business Development

Industries

IT Services,IT Consulting,Software Development
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