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Question 2 of 30 for our Quality Assurance Mock Interview

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Question 2 of 30

In your opinion, what are the key functions a software quality assurance engineer performs?

"A software quality assurance engineer performs a wide variety of different tasks. Depending on the particular job, these may include participating in the design of the software, control of the source code, code review, change management, documentation, testing the functionality of the application, recommending bug fixes and functional improvements in the code, and managing the process for releasing the application to the final customer."

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  • 2. In your opinion, what are the key functions a software quality assurance engineer performs?

      How to Answer

      An interviewer will ask you this type of question to better understand your perception of this role and how you perform the job. Most applicants will rattle off what they've done in the past or what they think the job involves. A better approach to answering this question would be to carefully review the job posting to familiarize you with the requirements and the functions it describes. You can even bring this document to the interview with you with these key elements highlighted. You may also want to contact current or former employees who perform the same job to learn more about what they did and gain some insight into the company, the job, and possibly even the person you are interviewing with.

      Written by William Swansen on September 6th, 2021

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      "A software quality assurance engineer performs a wide variety of different tasks. Depending on the particular job, these may include participating in the design of the software, control of the source code, code review, change management, documentation, testing the functionality of the application, recommending bug fixes and functional improvements in the code, and managing the process for releasing the application to the final customer."

      Written by William Swansen on September 6th, 2021