Non-Functional Testing Manager
Citi
Non-Functional Testing Manager
Citi
Runs banking and payments for global clients
IT Quality Manager – Non-Functional Testing (NFT)
Role Summary
The IT Quality Manager is responsible for leading Non-Functional Testing (NFT) initiatives across multiple technology programs, ensuring application stability, scalability, performance, resilience, and production readiness. The role requires deep expertise in performance engineering, test strategy, environment coordination, and stakeholder management. The individual works closely with development teams, QA teams, infrastructure teams, production support teams, DBAs, and business stakeholders to ensure successful delivery of testing objectives and quality outcomes.
The position requires strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills to manage testing activities across multiple projects, influence stakeholders, drive quality improvements, and ensure adherence to enterprise testing standards and controls.
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