Lead Testing Services Consultant
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
What Makes Us, Us
Join some of the most innovative thinkers in FinTech as we lead the evolution of financial technology. If you are an innovative, curious, collaborative person who embraces challenges and wants to grow, learn and pursue outcomes with our prestigious financial clients, say Hello to SimCorp
At its foundation, SimCorp is guided by our values — caring, customer success‐driven, collaborative, curious, and courageous. Our people-centered organization focuses on skills development, relationship building, and client success. We take pride in cultivating an environment where all team members can grow, feel heard, valued, and empowered.
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Why This Role is Important for Us
For the Testing Services department, we are hiring a Lead Testing Services Consultant who is a highly skilled professional in areas of testing engineering, consulting, and operation of SaaS solutions with focus on continuous testing, efficiency, test automation and innovations to ensure reliable service delivery to SimCorp clients.
You will have a great opportunity to use your test expertise to contribute globally to delivery, development and optimization of our services (Continuous Testing and Conventional Upgrade).
To be effective in this role, the Lead Testing Services Consultant should possess leadership skills, encourage and promote continuous learning and improvement practices based on Agile & Lean methodology and DevOps practices, employ creative and innovative approaches in testing with AI applications, and collaborate with local and global teams within SimCorp.
Responsibilities
Lead testing activities for implementation or upgrade projects, ensuring effective planning, execution, and reporting at the team level.
Work with clients to coordinate test cycles, align expectations, and drive success in project delivery.
Perform in‐depth test analysis and design, ensuring coverage for complex business workflows.
Lead cross‐unit collaboration at Sim