Job Description

The Software Testing Intern will be responsible for the testing of product lines, reporting defects and for testing complex implementations of enterprise software. The enterprise components themselves are a black box, but how they interact requires a great deal of understanding of the business problems being solved.

Software Testing interns are responsible for writing and executing test plans and test cases. The ideal candidate will possess the flexibility to understand various nuances of software development & testing; the ability to research issues; analysis capability on critical issues. The function heavily focuses on black-box test execution but may also include grey box and white box testing.

KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

• Perform multiple types of black-box and grey-box testing including functional, system, end to end, smoke, regression, and ad-hoc testing, both automated and manual testing
• Submit comprehensive defects using our bug tracking system.
• Regress and verify defects as needed.
• Record results and provides metrics.
• Analyze requirements and write test cases.
• Assist with the design of test plans.

KEY QUALIFICATIONS

• Studying for a university degree in Computer Sciences or related degree.
• Basic understanding of programming concepts and best practices.
• Experience using Linux/Unix/Windows OS.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills in English.
• A high degree of flexibility and creativity.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Ability to communicate effectively with all levels of employees/management.
• Ability to stay focused on the task at hand, ensuring that timelines are met.

This is an exciting opportunity to work with a highly innovative and creative team, in a great working environment using the latest technologies, methodologies, and frameworks.

Company Description

Phoenix NAP, LLC is a privately held organization of operational, networking and management professionals that have worked in the datacenter and IT fields since the early 1990s. The company employs a unique approach to providing flexible data center solutions that are tailored to meet the differing needs of small businesses and large enterprises Phoenix is an ideal location for a data center because it is in an area not prone to natural disasters, there is a relatively low cost for power, and the city and region are very supportive of the high-tech industry. However, though Phoenix is home to numerous single tenant data centers, a lack of multi-tenant facilities in the area with available space and power presented a market need. PhoenixNAP is meeting that need while simultaneously addressing another market concern by establishing a true network access point for the city, state, and Southwestern United States region. PhoenixNAP operates a not-for-profit public peering exchange, enabling carriers to peer with one another to limit backhauling traffic to other cities across the country, and offer data center clients' additional connectivity options. Through a unique approach to designs that maximize efficiencies, phoenixNAP is able to keep operational costs in check and pass additional captured savings on to its clients. PhoenixNAP has the available space, necessary power, efficient cooling, versatile connectivity, and multi-faceted security of a next generation data center. To learn more click here: www.employment.phoenixnap.com