CPS Group are supporting an established financial services organisation who are growing their Data Migration team and looking for a QA Engineer to join their expanding function.
This is a great opportunity for a QA/ Data Testing professional with experience in SQL and Python to play a key role in ensuring the quality, accuracy and integrity of data migration projects.
The Role:
- Design and execute test plans and test cases across data migration and ETL processes.
- Use SQL and Python to validate data accuracy, integrity and consistency across different systems.
- Identify and investigate data quality issues, transformation errors and edge cases through exploratory testing.
- Develop and maintain automated testing scripts to support regression testing.
- Coordinate testing activity across multiple projects, ensuring deadlines and quality standards are met.
- Work closely with Data Engineers and wider technical teams to understand requirements and validate solutions.
- Provide clear updates on testing progress, risks and any issues identified throughout the delivery lifecycle.
Required Experience:
- Previous experience in a QA / Software Testing role.
- Strong working knowledge of Python and SQL.
- Experience developing and executing test cases based on business requirements.
- Comfortable managing testing across multiple concurrent projects.
- Experience with data migration, ETL or data pipelines would be highly advantageous.
- Knowledge of Agile/Scrum and tools such as Jira, Confluence and Git/Bitbucket is desirable.
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Quality Assurance Engineer in Cardiff employer: CPS Group (UK) Limited
Join a dynamic digital consultancy that prioritises employee growth and offers a flexible work culture, allowing you to thrive in a primarily remote role with occasional client visits. With competitive salaries and a focus on financial transformation initiatives, this company provides ample opportunities for professional development while working alongside senior finance stakeholders in a collaborative environment.
