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Back to ResultsA temporary opportunity is available for an organised and tech-savvy individual to support internal User Acceptance Testing (UAT) as part of the rollout of a new mobile network infrastructure.
This part-time role begins at 20 hours per week with the potential to increase to 30–35 hours from early to mid-September, running through to the end of October.
The role involves preparing and managing test devices and SIM cards, attending project meetings, supporting testers, organising test results, and helping log defects. You'll also assist in maintaining an organised test environment and ensuring all equipment is ready and functioning for each cycle.
Ideal for someone interested in future technologies and hands-on project experience, this role requires IT proficiency.
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