Log in
All jobs
TI

QA Analyst (supporting PeopleSoft to Workday migration)

Two95 International Inc.
Remote (United States) Posted Sep 23, 2026
Full-timeRemote

About this role

QA Analyst (supporting PeopleSoft to Workday migration)

Position Description

  • Perform heavy manual testing across enterprise and compliance applications
  • Support automated testing efforts (20-30% of workload)
  • Execute functional, regression, integration, and UAT testing
  • Create and maintain test cases, test plans, and testing documentation
  • Validate enhancements, defects, and production fixes
  • Support ongoing testing and legacy system requests within PeopleSoft
  • Perform data validation and troubleshooting using SQL
  • Test and support Workday, Archer, SaaS, EPM, and other enterprise applications
  • Work closely with business users, developers, and project teams
  • Identify risks, issues, and testing gaps proactively
  • Help drive projects forward with minimal oversight
  • Adapt quickly as new initiatives and priorities emerge
  • Respond with urgency to support critical business initiatives
  • Learn new applications and support additional tools as business needs evolve

Requirements

  • 5+ years of QA experience
  • Workday experience is a must (experience working at a company that migrated to Workday would be a bonus)
  • Archer testing experience (or similar GRC tool)
  • Strong manual testing background (80% manual, 20% automation)
  • Some automation testing
  • Experience supporting legacy system enhancements and requests in PeopleSoft
  • Experience testing SaaS-based applications
  • Experience with EPM (Enterprise Performance Management) platforms
  • SQL experience for data validation and backend testing
  • Compliance application testing experience
  • Exposure to test automation tools and frameworks

Benefits

Your next opportunity starts here

Prepare, apply, track, interview and get hired — all from one platform, with AI in your corner.

Download app

Or sponsor Premium for someone who's job hunting →