Skill

Acceptance Testing

Software Development and Engineering Practices

Acceptance testing is a phase of software testing in which a system is evaluated against business requirements to determine whether it meets the criteria for delivery, often the final step before release. It is typically performed by end users, clients, or QA teams using predefined acceptance criteria or user stories, and can take the form of User Acceptance Testing (UAT) or Operational Acceptance Testing. Software testers, business analysts, and product managers rely on it to confirm a system is fit for real-world use before go-live.

Open roles requiring Acceptance Testing (1)

Software Test Engineer (QA Analyst)

AeroVironment

Full-time · Annapolis Junction, MD · $83,500 – $208,750

This role tests software quality and reliability through manual and automated testing, defect tracking, and collaboration with developers. It suits experienced QA professionals with a computer science background who can work within defense contracting environments.

Listed on AeroVironment’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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