Test automation lead vs quality assurance engineer

Differences between test automation lead and quality assurance engineer duties and responsibilities

Test automation lead example responsibilities.

• Enter the defects into JIRA and manages the resolution and documentation of these defects.
• Perform inter-departmental audits documenting ISO compliant results with associate corrective action requests in order to achieve company-wide certification.
• Used JIRA for creating and tracking defects.
• Establish connection between automation scripts and PostgreSQL / DB2 to validate UI applications.
• Involve in writing functional test cases in java language for every feature of product.
• Coordinate communication between QA, development, BA's, UAT, and upper management throughout the entire QA cycle.
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Quality assurance engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage individual sprints user stories and tasks using TFS as tracking tool.
• Create and maintain a test suite in ruby to automate a new events and notifications application.
• Manage all ALM relate issues, user requests and customize the defect templates to cater to various project needs.
• Provide overarching strategic recommendations for productivity improvements and achieve QMS - ISO certification.
• Develop UI automation for PWM product using WinRunner, Java, PL/SQL, Transact-SQL and other technologies.
• Review and approve the defects open by the testers for each regression and assign to the Dev.
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