A EUCIP Systems Integration and Testing Engineer is expected to be very effective in several different areas of systems development: preparing end-user documentation, setting up IT systems, testing their functionality as a whole and as single component modules, identifying anomalies and diagnosing possible causes. Requirements include a specific knowledge on how interfaces between software modules are built.

This profile requires a minimum work experience of 36 months in a compatible job role; if this requirement is not fulfilled, the candidate might be certified as an Associate Systems Integration and Testing Engineer.

• Software engineering principles
• Principles of testing
• Testing management
• Tools and techniques for development, testing and implementation of IT systems
• Project Management essentials
• System development lifecycles
• Systems design and implementation
• Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) and Integrated Development Environment (IDE) tools
• “Dry run” application testing
• Enterprise applications integration
• System deployment methods
• Writing technical documentation and procedures
• Build reports
• Designing and developing distributed and critical applications
• Information modelling techniques and tools
• Requirements engineering
• Package implementation techniques
• Package selection and Implementation Lifecycle
• User centred analysis and development
• Estimating for system development
• Defining a solution architecture

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