Grey B

“Software testers have the heart of developers in a jar on the

desk”

HTTP 428 - TLDR

● You can find 13+ issues without using Google on this link

http://testingchallenges.thetestingmap.org/

● You often pick Python, PHP or Javascript to do the work for you

● Your friends can’t use your laptop as it’s running Linux

● Developers are afraid of you

● You find unconventional ways in your free time to find loopholes in

your favorite applications

● You can find flaws in your own code

If this sounds like you, join GreyB’s Red Team. Be a part of the crew using

your critical testing skills to help IP and R&D Leaders to hit their

technology-centric business goals.

A tester needs to be one step ahead of developers. So, you need to be

good with the LAMP stack (with some frameworks like Vue.js and Django)

and various JS libraries. Familiarity with databases (like Postgres, MySQL)

is a plus.

HTTP 201 - You can join us if

● You have a zeal for investigating. Looking for Sherlock Holmes of

the programming world

● You are HIGH on logic

● You can shift gears with multiple projects

● You pay attention to detail and analyze features from various angles

● You should be familiar with basic concepts of the web-like how does

the web work, How a page is rendered etc

● You should be able to work with quick changes and understand the

objectives

● You believe in automation more than manual. How about automating

the UX testing?

● Willing to identify new testing tools and approaches to help software

in advancing testing and security

● You’re interested in working on multiple testings like UI testing,

integration testing, load testing, and combatting abuse of our

products.

● Coding is your blood type

HTTP 100 - Good to have

● Hands-on experience with any testing framework

● Familiar with exploitation approaches

HTTP 418 - What you will be learning here?

● Define your own style of testing

● Collaborating with a team of executioners - developers, designers,

quality assurance experts, research analysts, and more

● Interacting with clients, understanding their problems & pain points

● Executing various levels of testing while understanding the domain

● Look through the user’s psychology of using products.

● Develop your strategic skills by planning and implementing the new

tests.

● Giving life to your ideas in Team Sprints and Hackathons.

● Have fun while working and the list doesn’t end here ;)