IT Tester (Real Time Performance Tester)-15103- (Hybrid)

Shuvel Digital

IT Tester (Real Time Performance Tester)-15103- (Hybrid)

Vienna, VA
Part Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    **IT Tester (Real Time Performance Tester)
    Hybrid
    Vienna, VA.
    **

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    Description** :

    • Demonstrated experience in load test, stress test, stability test and test automation.
    • Design comprehensive test strategies for real-time Kubernetes applications, covering functional, performance, stress, and fault tolerance testing aspects.
    • Develop and maintain detailed test cases for various scenarios including message queuing, event processing, distributed system interactions, and real-time data streaming.
    • Conduct load and stress testing to identify performance bottlenecks in real-time applications running on Kubernetes clusters, optimizing resource allocation and scaling mechanisms.
    • Implement real-time monitoring solutions to track application health metrics, latency, throughput, and resource usage during testing, identifying potential issues proactively.
    • Proficiency in automated testing frameworks like Selenium, JMeter, or other relevant tools for real-time application testing.
    • Working experience in PySpark/Python and Databricks and proficiency in SQL.
    • Knowledge of real-time communication protocols (e.g., WebSockets, MQTT), event streaming platforms (e.g., Kafka), and distributed system design principles.
    • Hands on experience in PowerShell, Windows batch scripting is a plus.
    • Agile Delivery – Azure DevOps/Boards, JIIRA
    • Proficiency in agile delivery metrics terminology
    • Advanced database scripting (backup, restore, data migration and health checks)
    • Knowledge of CI/CD integration for databases.

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    Desired Qualifications and Education Requirements**

    • Master's degree in information technology or the equivalent combination of training, education, and experience
    • Expert knowledge of banking/financial industry trends, products, and services