Perform manual testing of PeopleSoft Financials with emphasis on Billing and Accounts Receivable (AR) modules (AP also relevant). Create and execute test cases, validate business processes, log defects, and collaborate with the team to ensure financial modules function as expected. Requires approximately five years of relevant testing experience.
Company Description
Job Description
Title : Jr. PeopleSoft Manual Testers (AP, AR & Billing)
Location : Lincolnshire, IL
Duration : Long Term
Rate : $55/Hr (Slig Neg)
5 Yrs experienced candidates
PeopleSoft Financials testing specifically needed – Billing and AR modules importantly
Having a good knowledge on the Billing and AR business processes helps.
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