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Product Area Ownership & Sprint Testing
• Own end-to-end testing of assigned product areas across the sprint lifecycle — from grooming to sign-off.
• Design and execute test cases (with AI assistance wherever it accelerates the work), maintain them in QMetry, and drive defects through to closure in Jira.
• Ensure adequate coverage of functional, integration, and regression scenarios within sprint timelines.
• Maintain low defect slippage to UAT and production for the areas you own — quality of your area is your accountability, not the team’s.
Requirement Discussions with PMG
• Partner with Product Management (PMG) during grooming and requirement discussions to clarify scope, edge cases, and acceptance criteria.
• Convert requirements into testable scenarios using AI-driven tooling as a first pass, then refine with domain judgement.
• Raise gaps or ambiguities early — before they become defects in later sprints or production incidents.
Automation Scope Discussions
• Partner with the automation team to define automation scope for every significant sprint change — what to automate, at what level (API, UI, integration), and when.
• Provide well-defined scenarios and expected outcomes so automation engineers can build reliable, low-flake tests.
• Review automated coverage for the areas you own and flag missing coverage or over-testing.