Manual Testing Intern
Hiring: Manual Testing Intern (Remote)
Join a Product-Based Healthcare Technology Company
3-Month UNPAID Internship (Work From Home) | Full-Time Salary After Successful Internship Selection: ₹15,000 Per Month
Plumedica Healthcare Ecosystem is looking for passionate freshers with practical knowledge of Manual Testing and Software Quality Assurance.
Skills Required:
Manual Testing SDLC & STLC Test Case Writing Functional Testing Smoke & Sanity Testing Regression Testing API Testing (Postman) Mobile & Web Testing Defect Reporting & Tracking Agile Basics, API testing Performance testing Load testing, usability testing
Live Technical Assessment Covers:
Manual Testing Fundamentals Test Case Writing Functional Testing API Testing Bug Reporting SDLC/STLC Real-Time Testing Scenarios,API testing Performance testing Load testing, usability testing
Important: No stipend during the internship period. Full-Time Manual Test Engineer opportunity for top performers.
Apply With: Updated Resume LinkedIn Profile Testing Projects / Internship Details
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Apply Only If: You understand this is a 3-Month Unpaid Internship. You have hands-on Manual Testing knowledge. You can clear a live technical assessment.
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Going for this role at Plumedica Healthcare Ecosystem? A few things that help freshers walk in prepared:
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