User Acceptance Testing
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What is User Acceptance Testing?
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is a phase of software development in which the software is tested in the 'real world' by the intended audience or end-users. UAT is used to verify that the solution works for the user. This testing may uncover usability problems or bugs that were not found during earlier testing phases, and provides confidence that the system is ready to deploy.
Which job functions commonly mention User Acceptance Testing?
Software Development Engineer in Test
19 Software Development Engineer in Test jobs mention User Acceptance Testing
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Quality Engineer
37 Quality Engineer jobs mention User Acceptance Testing
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Software Engineer
224 Software Engineer jobs mention User Acceptance Testing
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Data Analyst
44 Data Analyst jobs mention User Acceptance Testing
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Engineer
286 Engineer jobs mention User Acceptance Testing
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Which organizations are mentioning User Acceptance Testing?
JPMorgan Chase
Finance and Insurance
BAE Systems
Manufacturing
CACI International
Professional Services
Deloitte
Professional Services
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