Quality Assurance Delivery Manager
About this role
My advice is to not wait for someone to tell you it’s okay to start—follow your curiosity. I've learned that soft skills like confidence and initiative are just as important as technical skills. Maham, Media Operations Executive – London The skills that have been most valuable in my career would be my communication skills. Networking and meeting new people is the most valuable thing I’ve done with my time at ch4 and I can confidently say I’ll be leaving my apprenticeship with friends I’ll have for life, as well as a not too shabby list of contacts . Eilidh, Channel 4 Apprentice – Scotland Previous Next Creatives Senior Promotions Director James Brown Duty Editor Manager Kelly Russell Presentation Editor Aneka Rai Quality Assurance Delivery Manager James Scanlan Social Strategist Rose Pickering Digital Producer Owen Cooper Technical Learning & Development Assistant Mollie Foskett Team Coordinator Lucy Stevens Programme Information Manager Mark Poole E4 & More4 Scheduler Shelley Nickels Software tester apprentice Lewis Hayes Promo Director Alexandra Archer Pictures Assistant Amelia Rothwell Digital Video Producer Neal Wallace Senior Digital Producer Thilini Gunaratna Shooter and Editor Megan Beattie Senior Research Executive Amber Trott Commercial Business Manager Jon Carthew Assistant Digital Producer Georgia Carroll Social Video Editor Robyn Ward Senior Digital Producer Amy Hill Digital Producer Bethh Oliver × Senior Promotions Director James Brown Creativity Leadership Problem Solving Numeracy Teamwork JB What does a typical day in your role look like? I create trailers for different shows. I handle the editing, script writing, graphics, voice-overs, and sometimes shoot interviews and other content. I start by diving into the programme or film, then brainstorm for an idea, find the right music, and edit it all together. What made you choose a career in TV and Broadcasting? I initially thought I wanted to be a journalist or work in film, but as I wasn't entirely sure, I decided to do a Media Studies degree. This enabled me to try out a range of different media disciplines and see what I liked the best. What GCSE-level subjects best relate to your current role?
What this role is, and what else it is called
Employers in London advertise this kind of work as Automation Test Engineer, Senior Al QA Engineer, Junior Al QA Engineer and Quality Assurance Executive Assistant too, so it is worth searching more than one wording. It is a lead or principal QA & Software Testing role in London, advertised without a stated working pattern, which is worth asking about.
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