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Job Title: Manual Tester LOS/LMS Experience: 210 Years Location: Mumbai (Onsite) Notice Period: Immediate to 15 Days Preferred only Job Description We are looking for an experienced Manual Tester with strong expertise in the Banking Domain, specifically in LOS (Loan Origination System) and LMS (Loan Management System). The candidate should have hands-on experience in testing end-to-end loan lifecycle applications, preparing test scenarios, executing test cases, and coordinating with business and development teams. Key Responsibilities - Perform Functional, Regression, Integration, Smoke, and System Testing. Understand Banking Loan Origination (LOS) and Loan Management (LMS) business processes.Prepare Test Scenarios, Test Cases, and Test Data based on BRD/FRD.Execute manual test cases and log defects using defect management tools.Validate loan workflows from application creation to loan closure.Perform End-to-End testing across different loan products.Participate in Requirement Analysis and Sprint Planning meetings.Coordinate with Business Analysts, Developers, and Product Owners for defect resolution.Verify fixes and perform Regression Testing before production deployment.Ensure high-quality deliverables within project timelines. Required Skills Strong experience in Manual Testing.Good understanding of LOS (Loan Origination System) and LMS (Loan Management System).Knowledge of Retail Lending and Loan Life Cycle.Experience in testing:Personal LoanHome LoanVehicle LoanBusiness LoanGold LoanKnowledge of Loan processes:Customer OnboardingKYC VerificationEligibility CheckLoan Approval WorkflowSanction ProcessDisbursementEMI ScheduleRepaymentForeclosure & ClosureExperience in Test Case Preparation, Defect Tracking, and Requirement Analysis.Basic SQL knowledge is preferred.Experience working in Agile/Scrum methodology. Banking Domain Knowledge Loan Origination System (LOS)Loan Management System (LMS)Retail BankingLending OperationsCredit AssessmentLoan DisbursementEMI & Repayment ProcessingCollections (Good to Have) Good to Have:API Testing (Postman)SQL QueriesBanking Core Systems (Finacle/Flexcube/TCS BaNCS preferred) Education - BE/B.Tech/BCA/MCA/B.Sc (IT/CS) or equivalent. We are hiring for multiple Banking Testing requirements, including:LOS (Loan Origination System)LMS (Loan Management System)Payments (UPI, NEFT, RTGS, IMPS)IB/MB (Internet Banking & Mobile Banking)CMS (Cash Management System)Finacle CBS (Core Banking System) Interested candidates can share their updated resume at: raj.chaurasiya@aqmtechnologies.com .
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