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🏢 EY
EY-Off campus
💼 Fulltime
📍 Chennai, India
⏰ Expired
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🛠 Skills Required
Software testing
SDLC
Test case design
Defect tracking
Java
.NET
Python
SQL
Oracle
Agile methodology
Attention to detail
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🎤 Interview Experience
EY’s interview process typically starts with a timed online aptitude test, followed by a technical interview focusing on testing concepts, basic programming, and problem‑solving. The final HR round assesses cultural fit, communication skills, and career goals. Candidates should practice mock tests, review testing fundamentals, and be ready to discuss real‑world project experiences.
🏢 Work Culture
EY promotes a collaborative, inclusive environment where learning and mentorship are core pillars. Employees benefit from global mobility, continuous upskilling programs, and a balanced work‑life approach that encourages personal well‑being alongside professional growth.
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📚 Free Study Materials (4)
Aptitude Questions & Answers for EY Campus Drives
Covers logical, quantitative, and verbal aptitude questions commonly asked in EY's online test, helping you build speed and accuracy.
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EY Recruitment Process Experiences on
First‑hand accounts of EY's selection stages, tips on tackling the technical interview, and insights into the interview atmosphere.
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EY Interview Guide
Comprehensive guide with sample questions, resume tips, and preparation strategy tailored for EY campus roles.
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Problem Set for Coding Practice
Extensive collection of coding problems to sharpen programming fundamentals required for the technical round.
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✅ Eligibility Criteria
BE / B.Tech in IT, Computer Science, Electronics & Communication or related branches; minimum 60% aggregate; no active backlogs; graduating batch 2025, 2026 or 2027 (or any recent graduate); internship or project experience in software testing is a plus.
🏆 Selection Process
Round 1: Online aptitude test (logical reasoning, quantitative, verbal) → Round 2: Technical interview (testing concepts, programming basics, problem solving) → Round 3: HR interview (fitment, communication, career aspirations)
📋 About the Role
Ernst & Young (EY) is one of the world’s leading professional services firms, operating in more than 150 countries with a workforce of over 300,000 people. EY’s Global Delivery Services (GDS) hub in India powers the firm’s technology, consulting, and assurance capabilities for clients worldwide. With a strong emphasis on innovation, diversity, and continuous learning, EY helps organizations navigate complex business challenges and build a better working world. The Chennai office is a key node in the GDS network, offering fresh talent exposure to global projects, cutting‑edge tools, and a collaborative culture that encourages growth.
The role of Testing‑BCM (Business Continuity Management) – Off‑Campus is designed for recent engineering graduates who are eager to start a career in software testing and quality assurance. As a member of the Testing Services practice, you will be part of a team that ensures the robustness, reliability, and performance of EY’s digital solutions. You will work closely with developers, business analysts, and senior testers to design, execute, and report on test scenarios that validate functional, non‑functional, and user‑acceptance criteria.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Understand business requirements and translate them into detailed test cases.
2. Execute functional, regression, integration, and performance tests.
3. Identify, log, and track defects using defect‑management tools.
4. Collaborate with developers to reproduce and resolve issues.
5. Participate in test planning, test data preparation, and test environment setup.
6. Contribute to the creation of test automation scripts where applicable.
7. Perform Business Continuity Management (BCM) testing to ensure system resilience.
8. Prepare test summary reports and present findings to stakeholders.
9. Continuously improve testing processes by adopting industry best practices.
10. Stay updated with emerging testing tools and methodologies.
Tech Stack: Java / .NET / Python basics, SQL/Oracle for data validation, JIRA/ALM for defect tracking, Selenium or similar automation tools (knowledge beneficial), and familiarity with Agile/Scrum processes.
Growth Path: Starting as a Junior Tester, you can progress to Senior Tester, Test Lead, and eventually Test Manager or Quality Assurance Architect, with opportunities to move into consulting or specialized domains such as Data & Analytics or Cyber Security.
Why Join EY? EY offers a structured learning environment, mentorship from industry experts, exposure to global clients, and a clear career progression roadmap. The firm’s inclusive culture, emphasis on work‑life balance, and commitment to continuous upskilling make it an ideal launchpad for fresh talent.
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📋 Quick Info
JOB ID
C032-J013
POSTED
28 May 2026
TYPE
Fulltime
BATCH
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