
Job Description
Ovii's Interpretation of the Role
The UAT Tester will plan, design, execute and document user acceptance testing for RTS S systems supporting clinical trials. The role ensures functional compliance with GxP, 21 CFR Part 11 and other regulatory standards while collaborating with sponsors and internal teams.
Role Snapshot
- User Acceptance Testing for clinical trial systems
- On‑site role in Bengaluru
- Full‑time employment
- Collaboration with sponsor stakeholders
- Regulatory compliance focus
Must-Have Requirements
- User Acceptance Testing
- Test management tools (JIRA, SpiraTeam, Azure DevOps)
- Regulatory knowledge (GxP, 21 CFR Part 11)
- Clinical trial systems validation
- Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences, Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field
Nice-to-Have Signals
- Familiarity with clinical trial processes and ICH‑GCP
- Strong collaboration and teamwork
- RTSM/IWRS/IRT platform experience
Work Setup
- Location: Bengaluru, India
- Work mode: ONSITE
- Employment type: Full-Time
Not Specified in JD
- Salary range
- Visa sponsorship
- Remote eligibility
- Notice period
- Travel
- Security clearance
- Coding test
What You'll Likely Work On
- Define UAT scope, scenarios and acceptance criteria with sponsors and project teams
- Create and maintain test plans, scripts, data sets and traceability matrices
- Execute test cases, log defects and track them to closure using JIRA/SpiraTeam/Azure DevOps
- Validate randomization, drug‑supply logic, visit schedules and site‑management features
- Produce audit‑ready documentation, deviation logs and summary reports
- Support go‑live readiness and contribute lessons learned for future deployments
- Coordinate with Quality, Trust and Compliance to meet SOP and validation standards
Good Fit If You Have
- Strong written and verbal communication
- Detail‑oriented with solid documentation habits
- Ability to work independently once instructed
Skills
- User Acceptance Testing
- Test management tools (JIRA, SpiraTeam, Azure DevOps)
- Regulatory knowledge (GxP, 21 CFR Part 11)
- Documentation & traceability
- Collaboration & communication