what is the different between QA and test engineer?tell me
in brief?
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Answer Posted / a.s.sudeeptheja
QA is an quality assurence department,in these department
they are keep on montering how the process is going on,it is
an post reveiw,validation is come under quality asurence
department,which control the process.
In terms of the test
engineeri is come under quality control department,it is an
standrad testingand it also called as verification(
contolling of an product)
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