POS QA Tester

Saxon GlobalSan Ramon, CA

About The Position

This is a hands-on QA role focused on Retail POS Applications. The ideal candidate will have software testing experience, with a strong focus on POS systems. Proven experience working on retail technology platforms and validating POS devices and applications is essential. A strong understanding of end-to-end functional flows and POS interfaces within the retail domain is required. The role involves hands-on experience with POS self-checkout, POS QA testing, PCI compliance validation, and EMV testing. Proficiency in upstream and downstream POS system integration testing is also necessary. The candidate will be responsible for creating test data and executing comprehensive end-to-end POS testing. Retail/E-commerce domain experience is required.

Requirements

  • Software testing experience with a strong focus on POS systems.
  • Proven experience working on retail technology platforms.
  • Strong understanding of end-to-end functional flows and POS interfaces within the retail domain.
  • Hands-on experience with POS self-checkout.
  • Hands-on experience with POS QA testing.
  • Hands-on experience with PCI compliance validation.
  • Hands-on experience with EMV testing.
  • Proficient in upstream and downstream POS system integration testing.
  • Experience creating test data.
  • Experience executing comprehensive end-to-end POS testing.
  • Retail/E-commerce domain experience.

Responsibilities

  • Perform hands-on QA testing focused on Retail POS Applications.
  • Validate POS devices and applications on retail technology platforms.
  • Understand and test end-to-end functional flows and POS interfaces within the retail domain.
  • Conduct POS self-checkout testing.
  • Perform POS QA testing.
  • Validate PCI compliance.
  • Execute EMV testing.
  • Perform upstream and downstream POS system integration testing.
  • Create test data for POS testing.
  • Execute comprehensive end-to-end POS testing.
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