Infrabyte Technology Solution Pvt Ltd
Salesforce Automation QA+Provar tool(6-10yrs)
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Performs automated QA testing for Salesforce using Provar, including building and maintaining test suites, regression, integration, smoke, end-to-end, API, and data-driven testing. Executes tests with Apache Ant, manages Git repositories, supports CI/CD, and validates Sales Cloud and Service Cloud functionality. The role also requires troubleshooting, debugging, release and deployment knowledge, Agile/Scrum experience, strong communication skills, and Provar certification.
This is a remote position.
Salesforce Automation QA with Provar tool.
Experience: 6+yrs
Contract: 6months
Remote
Please find below the skill requirements for the Salesforce Test Automation Engineer (Provar)
Experience: 6+yrs
Contract: 6months
Remote
Please find below the skill requirements for the Salesforce Test Automation Engineer (Provar)
Mandatory Skills & Experience
6+ years of software testing experience with strong Salesforce testing expertise.
Hands-on experience with Provar Test Automation.
Proven experience in building, maintaining, and executing automation suites using Provar Test Builder.
Experience in handling test input and output parameters within Provar.
Hands-on experience with ANT-based test execution.
Good understanding of Git repositories, version control, and CI/CD concepts.
Good testing experience across:
o Sales Cloud
o Service Cloud
Experience with Salesforce end-to-end, regression, integration, and smoke testing.
Hands-on experience with API testing using Provar.
Experience with data-driven testing using Excel in Provar.
Good understanding of Salesforce release and deployment processes.
Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments.
Strong analytical, troubleshooting, debugging, and communication skills.
Provar certification
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