$114.24 Hourly Rate Inclusive of super annuation
Our client is a Large Government Organisation seeking an experienced Functional Tester to join their team in Gungahlin, ACT.
Role Summary
The Functional Tester will support major digital transformation and workforce modernisation initiatives by planning, designing, executing and reporting on testing activities across enterprise applications and system integrations. The role involves ensuring solutions meet business requirements and are fit for purpose before deployment.
Key Responsibilities
Plan, design and execute functional, integration, regression and user acceptance testing (UAT).
Develop test plans, test cases and test scripts; identify, analyse and manage defects.
Coordinate System Integration Testing (SIT), support UAT, and maintain requirements traceability while collaborating with business stakeholders, developers and vendors.
Selection Criteria
experience in functional testing, SIT, regression testing and UAT support, including testing REST APIs and system integrations.
Demonstrated experience developing test cases, test scripts, test plans and traceability matrices, with strong defect management and analytical skills.
Experience with Azure DevOps, Jira or similar test management tools, Agile delivery environments and enterprise ICT transformation programs. ISTQB Foundation Level certification or equivalent is required.
On offer is a 6-month contract with the possibility of extension at a highly sought-after ACT Government organisation, with a highly competitive hourly rate.
Please note:
Canberra-based candidates are preferred, with 2 days onsite per week required. A 1–2 page suitability pitchand completed Candidate Self-Assessment Checklist must be included with submissions.
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Functional Tester in Sydney employer: Connect One Recruitment
Join a dynamic Federal Government organisation in Canberra, where you'll be part of a supportive work culture that values collaboration and innovation. As an ICT Support Specialist, you'll enjoy competitive remuneration, a structured 37.5 hour work week, and opportunities for professional growth within the Business Systems Unit, all while contributing to essential ICT services that make a difference in the community.
