Software quality analyst
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A Software Quality Analyst is responsible for applying the principles and practices of software quality assurance throughout the software development life cycle.
The role of a software quality analyst is often confused with the software testing role. Most software companies designate software testing as software quality assurance, whereas these roles are different.[1] Software Testing is product oriented, Software Quality Assurance is process oriented.
Roles in Software Quality Assurance are designated as Software Quality Assurance Engineer / Software Quality Analyst / Process Consultant.
Some of the tasks of Software quality analysts are:
- Participate in QMS management review meetings.
- Approves the QMS documents for which QA manager is the main author.
- Undertake internal quality audits.
- Plan and conduct quality audits of subcontractors.
- Maintain and update training and audit databases to provide reports / indicators for discussion during QMS management review meetings
- Identify problems or deficiencies in products and QMS.
- Resolve problems QMS implementation issues.
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