Ideal QA

1. People ware (Teaching)

1.1. Teaching newbies

1.2. Review check-lists

1.3. Creating teaching program

1.4. Creating teaching documentations

1.5. Deligation

1.6. Lectures holding

2. Communication

2.1. Emails

2.2. Meetings attendance

2.3. Chat with customers

2.4. Meeting holding

2.5. Team building

2.6. English

2.7. Finding responsible people

2.8. Smart Communication

2.9. Fast reaction

2.10. Problems Escalation

3. Personal skills

3.1. Critical thinking

3.2. Be proactive

3.3. Problems decomposition

3.4. Responsibility

3.5. Ability to get results

3.6. Time Management

4. Technical skills

4.1. Test design

4.2. Defect design

4.3. Programming language

4.4. Performance testing

4.5. Bug tracking systems

4.6. Theory of Testing

4.7. Unix

4.8. Automation: launch and analysis of results

4.9. Mobile devices testing

4.10. Matrix Coverage creation

4.11. Ability to work with QA server

4.11.1. Server log verification

4.11.2. Changing properties

4.11.3. Manual build deployment

4.12. Test results analysis

4.13. Security testing

4.14. Code review

4.15. Web service clients

4.16. Theory of automation testing

4.17. Skills

4.17.1. SQL

4.17.2. RegExp

4.17.3. IDE

4.17.4. SVN

4.17.5. Jenkins (CI)

5. Business Analysis

5.1. Requirements analysis

5.2. Skill to find missing requirements

5.3. Understanding of the business domain

5.3.1. Goals of product

5.4. Data Processing (structuring)

5.5. System improvements & optimization

6. Processes

6.1. Best Practices

6.2. Understanding Agile

6.3. Control of following Agile

6.4. Processes Improvement

6.5. Creating Test Plan

6.6. Problems detecting & resolving

6.7. Understanding of methodologies of Development

6.8. Set priorities

6.9. Estimation

6.10. Holding Demo meetings

6.11. Reporting project status

6.12. Analysis of project status

6.13. Risk management

6.14. System analysis

6.14.1. Understanding system as a whole