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I did wonder......but why replave it with 'winkle'?
It's still an unfortunate name.....
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how does that happen? The name is w a n k e and it displays winkle
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Let me try that again....
Type Contract
Advertiser Eurocity (Employment Business)
Contact Richard Wanke
Email Richard.Wanke.F6551.5A9F1@mail.jobserve.com
Phone +3222854010
Ref JS210015
Date 26/02/2010 08:23:47
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That's odd...the name has changed. How did that happen?
Put's 'a boy named sue' to shame
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Gosh - you'd need a sense of humour bypass to deal with him without a giggle in yer voice...
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What an unfortunate name
Frankfurt, Germany
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My client is looking for a Tester to support a Software Development Project. Following services are to be provided: Analysis of Software Requirements concerning its testability (Document Review) and identify the possible test cases (test Design), create test scenarios, test data and test procedures, planning, preparation and implementation of qualification tests for example Bug fix verification, change request verification, build verification, archiving Test results used in the KM system and other services. Essential Skills FLUENT GERMAN University studies with years of professional experience in the areas of software Development, quality assurance, testing, preferably for technical systems an additional broad and deep knowledge in the fields of: o Software testing techniques (ISTQB - Technical and Functional) Tester o Software Engineering o Analysis of requirements definition o test criteria, test design o Test Automation o Unix Scripting, Unix Commands Knowledge of relevant tools, such as for example MS Office Open Office, DOORS, Lotus Notes Good command of German and English skills in written and spoken Quality and goal orientation Enjoy working in a team [view full job]
Type Contract
Advertiser Eurocity (Employment Business)
Contact Richard Wanke
Email Richard.Wanke.F6551.5A9F1@mail.jobserve.com
Phone +3222854010
Ref JS210015
Date 26/02/2010 08:23:47Tags: None
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