The Technical Test Manager (TTM) is dedicated to driving clarity, efficiency, and informed decision-making within the testing and development lifecycle. The core objectives are Ensure Accurate & Timely Information Flow, Drive Performance through Data-Driven Insights, Proactively Manage Priorities, Risks, and Stakeholder Alignment.
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Strategic Planning & Execution Oversight: Defining and updating priorities and roadmaps aligned with Program Increments, overseeing test design progress, leading review sessions, driving critical defect follow-up, reporting, and resolution, and tracking overall execution status.
Data Collection, Analysis & Insight Generation: Gathering critical project data, analyzing performance through KPIs, and generating insightful reports and dashboards to inform planning, track progress, and highlight defect trends.
Stakeholder Collaboration & Communication: Engaging with cross-functional teams and stakeholders for alignment on plans, disseminating information (including defect status), and addressing needs effectively.
Utilizing Key Tools & Methodologies: Employing Jira, TestRail, Confluence, data analysis tools (SQL, Python, BI platforms), and Agile/Scrum practices to facilitate planning, execution, and defect management.
The TTM will be responsible for producing and delivering the following:
Work products are the specific artifacts created or maintained by the TTM during their tasks, which contribute to the deliverables. These include:
